Mon amour

In Mon amour, David Teboul embarks on a ritual journey to Siberia following the overdose death of his boyfriend, Frédéric. The film spans 172 minutes and delves into the complexities of life, death, and love. Through conversations with villagers, Teboul uncovers personal stories that resonate with his own experience of loss.

The documentary highlights the raw emotions tied to mourning while providing a space for reflection on existence. It captures the beauty of human connection amid tragedy, making it a significant entry in the documentary genre. The film's exploration of LGBT themes adds another layer to its narrative, making it relevant for a diverse audience seeking to understand different aspects of love and loss.