My Mother

The documentary features Béatrice Romand engaging in a candid conversation with her mother, capturing their stories through dual camera perspectives. The film delves into the mother's childhood experiences and her refusal to acknowledge her daughter's youth, creating a poignant exploration of their relationship.

As a documentary from France, it highlights themes of childhood and youth, making it relevant for collectors interested in personal narratives and familial themes. The film's raw approach to sensitive topics contributes to its unique perspective in the documentary genre.