Rupture(s)

Rupture(s) explores the aftermath of a woman's suicide, highlighting the lives of those left behind. The film features Paul, a lone wolf seeking solace in alcohol and fleeting relationships, while Lucie, his best friend, carries a suitcase that symbolizes her instability and readiness to flee. Marthe, the mother, is preoccupied with her losses, counting the dead who surround her. Lucien, in a frantic pursuit of Lucie, adds to the chaotic tapestry of characters struggling with their own emotional shipwrecks.

This film presents a unique take on personal crises and the absurdity of life, making it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven narratives. With a talented cast including Emmanuelle Béart and Michel Piccoli, Rupture(s) offers a distinctive blend of humor and drama, appealing to collectors interested in European cinema from the early 1990s.