Northeast

The story follows a French woman traveling to South America to adopt a baby. Her journey intersects with that of an Argentinian woman and her small son, who are leaving their village in hopes of a brighter future. This unexpected meeting profoundly impacts both women, illustrating the complexities of human connection amidst difficult circumstances.

Northeast delves into serious topics such as human trafficking and the quest for family, making it a poignant drama. With a runtime of 104 minutes, the film features performances from Carole Bouquet, Mercedes Sampietro, and Jorge Román, all of whom contribute to the narrative's emotional depth. Collectors interested in international cinema and films that tackle social issues may find this title noteworthy for their libraries.