A charming and popular man, Gregoire (Louis-Do de Lencquesaing) appears to lead an enviable life. Happily married with three kids, he runs a respected company that produces indie films.
However, the enormous debts that Gregoire owes to various banks, creditors and film labs leads the producer to a drastic course of action.
Mia Hansen-Love’s film is both a convincing portrait of the punishing realities of funding arthouse cinema and an affecting study of a family attempting to keep going after a personal tragedy.
It’s also a thoughtfully structured work graced by moments of quiet beauty and exceptional performances.
Father Of My Children review
An indie film director struggles to deal with the mounting problems in his life...
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