Wild Fruit

Set in Lyon in 1953, Wild Fruit tells the story of Maria Manzana, the eldest of five siblings who bears the weight of her family's struggles. After a tragic incident involving her father, who is often drunk and abusive, Maria decides to lead her family away from their troubled life in search of refuge. Accompanied by her brother's girlfriend and a sympathetic truck driver, they embark on a journey towards an abandoned village that has not seen life for over 25 years.

This film features a notable cast including Nadile Basile, Estella Blain, and Georges Chamarat, each contributing to the film's intense drama. The narrative presents a raw depiction of familial bonds and the lengths to which one will go for the sake of loved ones. Collectors who appreciate classic cinema will find Wild Fruit an intriguing addition to their libraries, showcasing a poignant story from the 1950s French film landscape.