Marius and Jeannette
Why this pick
Guédiguian’s warm, socially attentive Marseille drama shares The House by the Sea’s affection for ordinary lives, left-wing conscience, and gently comic community bonds.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Guédiguian’s warm, socially attentive Marseille drama shares The House by the Sea’s affection for ordinary lives, left-wing conscience, and gently comic community bonds.
Why this pick
Its unhurried family reunion, accumulated resentments, and attention to meals and small rituals echo the tender, bittersweet homecoming mood of The House by the Sea.
Why this pick
A family confronting change around a beloved country home, rendered with the same lucid melancholy and understated emotional complexity as Guédiguian’s drama.
Why this pick
For the pleasure of a large, imperfect family gathering where affection and old grievances coexist; it is more volatile than The House by the Sea but similarly humane.
Why this pick
A deeply compassionate study of a family altered by loss, with the same preference for emotional restraint, everyday detail, and gradual reconciliation over melodrama.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Joseph
Martin

Bérangère

Benjamin

Angèle Barberini
Ivan

Suzanne

Maurice