“All we imagine as light”, “When autumn comes”, “Joker: Folie à Deux”… What to see this week?

“All we imagine as light” de Payal Kapadia

Without news from her husband for years, Prabha, a nurse in Mumbai, bans herself from any sentimental life. For her part, Anu, her young roommate, is secretly dating a young man whom she has no right to love. During a stay in a coastal village, these two women, hampered in their desires, finally see the promise of a new freedom.

“Drone” by Simon Bouisson

One night, Émilie, a young student, notices that a silent drone is observing her at the window of her apartment. The following days, he followed her and scrutinized her every move. Initially protective, the drone becomes worrying. Émilie feels more and more threatened.

“Joker: Folie à Deux” by Todd Phillips

A few days before his trial for the crimes committed under the guise of the Joker, Arthur Fleck meets true love and finds himself drawn into a madness for two.

“Maya, give me a title” by Michel Gondry

Maya and her dad live in two different countries. To maintain the link with his daughter and continue to tell her stories, her dad asks her every evening “Maya, give me a title”. From this title, he then creates a cartoon for her in which she is the heroine. Through these adventures told by Pierre Niney, Michel Gondry brings to life a poetic and amusing journey that will make children dream…and adults smile.

“The Outrun” de Nora Fingscheidt

Rona, almost thirty, burns out her life in excess and loses herself in the London nights. After the breakdown of her relationship and to cope with her addictions, she found refuge in Orkney, the islands in the north of Scotland where she grew up. Through contact with his family and the inhabitants of the archipelago, childhood memories come back and mingle, until they merge, with those of his urban trips. It is there, in this wild nature that crosses it, that it will find a new breath, fragile but more powerful every day.

“When Autumn Comes” by François Ozon

Michelle, a good grandmother in all respects, lives her peaceful retirement in a small village in Burgundy, not far from her best friend Marie-Claude. On All Saints’ Day, his daughter Valérie comes to visit him and drop off his son Lucas for the week’s vacation. But nothing goes as planned.

“Dad is on a business trip” by Emir Kusturica (reissue – 1985)