The Dragon's Demise

About This Movie

The Dragon's Demise is a deeply introspective drama that dives into the complexities of familial bonds in the face of impending loss. The film has this raw, almost uncomfortable atmosphere, with Marianne, Mike, and Angèle each processing their mother's terminal illness in different ways. You feel the weight of those ten days—they seem to stretch on forever, and yet, they slip by too quickly. The performances are striking; you can see the pain and denial etched on their faces, especially Marianne, who struggles with the reality of her mother’s situation. Angèle's character adds a layer of coping through her efforts to keep the family grounded amidst chaos. It’s less about the spectacle and more about the quiet moments of despair and acceptance that linger with you long after the credits roll.

Strong character-driven narrative. · Intense emotional performances. · Quiet exploration of grief.