A black-and-white film that ends with the hero losing his head but not his point. One of the few reasons to go to Dom Radio for something like this.
I have to admit I'd forgotten the original entirely, though reading it hit me hard enough at the time. The effect here is similar. Ozon hasn't made anything this strong in a long while — not that the rest is bad, only that in this case it can be said outright.
An unqualified yes. And of course it would be me going to Dom Radio for a black-and-white film that ends with the hero having his head cut off, but not his point.
Shot very beautifully, naturally — Ozon doesn't know another way, forgive the cliché.
An adaptation of Albert Camus's novel; screened in the main competition at the 2025 Venice Film Festival.
Meduza →Elia Suleiman made a film whose hero changes almost nothing — which is exactly what leaves you alone with your own conclusions.

Leos Carax's film, in which the end of the story isn't the end of it — everybody sets their own.
Natalia Kudryashova's film — written in verse, about a city held down by snow, and about whether you're ready to get off the ground.
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