Le Fils (2002): Sparse but intense, filled with quiet and sadness, the claustrophobic camera follows close behind the lead at all times. It takes 30 minutes to understand the nature of this film, but when you do, it’s worth it. 8/10
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Le Fils (2002): Sparse but intense, filled with quiet and sadness, the claustrophobic camera follows close behind the lead at all times. It takes 30 minutes to understand the nature of this film, but when you do, it’s worth it. 8/10
