Kings and Queen
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Desplechin returns to emotionally volatile, highly articulate characters, using shifting perspectives and restless humour to turn love, family history and self-invention into a richly layered drama.
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Why this pick
Desplechin returns to emotionally volatile, highly articulate characters, using shifting perspectives and restless humour to turn love, family history and self-invention into a richly layered drama.
Why this pick
Its loose, intimate chronicle of friendships and romantic uncertainty shares My Golden Days’ bittersweet sense of time passing, with observant conversations and feelings that remain unresolved.
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A tender, literate romance shaped by memory, hesitation and youthful intensity; its emotional movement is complex and unforced rather than conventionally dramatic.
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Interwoven recollections and delicately comic confession give this romantic drama the same pleasure in storytelling, emotional contradiction and the way desire is revised in hindsight.
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This unsettled family drama follows young lives formed by an unconventional, unstable past, balancing youthful freedom with the lingering emotional costs of adulthood.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Paul Dédalus
Esther

Paul adulte

Abel Dédalus, le père

Serge