The Last Sunday in May

In The Last Sunday in May, Jean confronts the memories tied to his family's past when he drives by his childhood home. The film delves into the impact of these memories on his present, showcasing the emotional weight of returning to familiar places.

With a runtime of just 17 minutes, this film captures a poignant moment in Jean's life, highlighting the complexities of family relationships and the lasting effects of childhood experiences. The narrative is brought to life by a top cast that includes Andrew Mockler and Fanny Blanchard, enhancing the film's exploration of personal history and emotional resonance.