Plaquemines

About This Movie

Plaquemines is a raw look at a father-son relationship set against the backdrop of Louisiana's fading fishing industry. The atmosphere is heavy, not just with the weight of the characters' struggles, but also with the palpable sense of loss permeating their surroundings. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to sit with the characters’ grief and determination. Practical effects and real locations add a layer of authenticity that sometimes feels almost documentary-like. The performances are grounded, capturing that quiet resilience often found in small, tight-knit communities. This film is distinctive for its unfiltered portrayal of a lifestyle that's quickly disappearing, and you can really feel that urgency in every scene. It's a meditation on heritage and survival, told through intimate storytelling.

Focuses on family dynamics · Strong sense of place and culture · Themes of loss and resilience