My Golden Days
Why this pick
Desplechin again combines restless intelligence, tangled romantic memory, and sharply drawn family feeling, with the same ability to make emotional chaos funny, bruising, and alive.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Desplechin again combines restless intelligence, tangled romantic memory, and sharply drawn family feeling, with the same ability to make emotional chaos funny, bruising, and alive.
Why this pick
Its large, combative family ensemble shares Kings and Queen’s literary energy, tonal daring, and fascination with love expressed through wit, resentment, illness, and interruption.
Why this pick
Rohmer’s delicate verbal sparring and unstable romantic geometry offer a lighter, more summery version of the same pleasure in contradictory people thinking themselves into trouble.
Why this pick
An intimate, unsentimental portrait of friends facing illness, changing loyalties, and adulthood; it matches the film’s emotional density without simplifying anyone’s motives.
Why this pick
Its compassionate attention to family life under strain, and its clear-eyed refusal of melodramatic shortcuts, echo the tenderness beneath Kings and Queen’s volatile surface.
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01 / THE STORY
Nora Cotterelle, a woman in her 30s is caring for her ill father, Louis Jenssens.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Nora Cotterelle

Ismaël Vuillard
Abel Vuillard, le père d'Ismaël
Monique Vuillard, la mère d'Ismaël
Louis Jennsens, le père de Nora

Arielle Phénix, la « chinoise »

Mme Vasset

Maître Marc Mamanne