The Minister

About This Movie

The Minister is a drama that dives deep into the psyche of a politician caught in a web of crisis and moral ambiguity. It starts with an urgent phone call in the dead of night, setting a tense atmosphere right from the get-go. The pacing feels tight, almost claustrophobic, as Minister Bertrand Saint-Jean navigates the aftermath of a tragic bus accident. There’s a rawness in the way it explores themes of responsibility and the burdens of leadership, which is accentuated by the understated performances. The practical effects and location work lend a gritty realism to the narrative, making the chaos of politics feel palpable. This film presents a nuanced look at the complexities of governance, leaving a lingering sense of unease.

Focuses on the complexities of political life · Strong character study · Captivating blend of urgency and moral questioning