Moon, 66 Questions

About This Movie

Moon, 66 Questions is quite a reflective piece. It digs into the complexities of familial ties through the lens of Artemis, a young woman grappling with her past. Set against the backdrop of Paris and Athens, the film's atmosphere is heavy yet intimate, filled with that bittersweet tension of reconnection. Jacqueline Lentzou crafts moments that feel raw and genuine, with pacing that lingers just enough to let you absorb the emotional weight. The performances are understated but impactful, especially the dynamic between Artemis and her father. It's not flashy, but it carries a certain heaviness that resonates. There’s a unique blend of personal struggle and universal themes of forgiveness and understanding, making it stand out in contemporary cinema.

Intimate exploration of estranged family relationships · Strong performances with a subtle emotional core · Unique tone blending nostalgia and current realities