Port-au-Prince, dimanche 4 janvier

The film takes place on January 4, 2004, a significant date in Haiti as it marks the celebration of its independence. It follows Lucien, a philosophy student who believes in the potential for democratic change, and his brother Little Joe, who is involved with the Chimères, a group supporting the dictatorship of President Aristide. Their opposing views on the protests highlight the tensions within their family and the society around them.

This film offers a nuanced look at the struggles faced by the Haitian people during a tumultuous period in their history. The narrative delves into the personal implications of political dissent, making it relevant for those interested in stories of resistance and familial loyalty. With Peter Kassovitz at the helm and a compelling performance by Rosa Bursztein, this film captures a critical moment in time.