Normal Holidays

Set in the summer of 1996, Normal Holidays follows seven-year-old Roma and her older brother Louis as they spend time together making arrows. Their mother, Florence, is hesitant about the arrival of their in-laws for a short vacation in the Jura. This reluctance hints at deeper family tensions that create an atmosphere of unease throughout their time together.

The film captures the complexities of familial relationships against the backdrop of a holiday, raising questions about trust and denial. As the characters navigate their interactions, viewers may find themselves reflecting on the intricacies of family life and the often unspoken feelings that accompany it.

For collectors, Normal Holidays is available on blu-ray, making it accessible for those looking to add contemporary drama to their physical media collection. With its focus on nuanced storytelling and rich character development, this film offers a poignant experience worthy of exploration.