So the Moon Rises

About This Movie

So the Moon Rises is this haunting drama that dives deep into the human experience. Aimée's journey with AIDS is delicately portrayed, capturing the fragility of life and the weight of illness. The setting of Maison Bleue adds a layer of somber intimacy. It's not about flashy effects; rather, the film leans heavily on the emotional performances, particularly Aimée's struggle and Francine's attempts to support her. The pacing can feel deliberate, almost meditative, which allows you to really sit with the heaviness of it all. You can sense the rawness in the atmosphere, evoking a profound sense of loss. It’s a film that lingers with you long after viewing, inviting reflection rather than offering easy resolutions.

Intimate portrayal of illness and friendship · Evocative setting at Maison Bleue · Focus on emotional performances and atmosphere