The Mirror

In The Mirror, Jean returns to Belgium after five years of silence with his mother, only to find himself dealing with her recent death. He discovers that she has left him an antique mirror, which holds both monetary and sentimental value. However, reclaiming the mirror is complicated by the presence of his mother's young husband, Fabrice, and unresolved emotions from their tumultuous relationship.

The film delves into themes of suicide, death, and the complexities of mother-son relationships. As Jean embarks on this journey to retrieve the mirror, he must confront his past and find closure with the memories that haunt him. The narrative intricately weaves the emotional weight of family ties with the quest for personal peace, making it a poignant exploration of grief and reconciliation.