Minerva

About This Movie

Minerva is a haunting exploration of grief and the absurdity of bureaucratic red tape wrapped in the context of a national tragedy. Lucien Bourjeily's direction captures the raw emotional weight of Joseph's struggle as he navigates the labyrinth of a system that seems to forget the very human cost of disaster. The pacing is deliberate, reflecting Joseph's own slow descent into despair, punctuated by moments that blend documentary realism with a theatrical touch. It’s not just about loss; it’s about how loss is treated, or often ignored, within larger narratives. The performances, particularly that of Joseph, are strikingly authentic, making you feel the weight of each bureaucratic hurdle. It’s a film that lingers, a reminder of the personal amidst the political.

Explores themes of grief and systemic failure. · Unique blend of documentary and dramatic elements. · Captivating performances that ground the narrative.