Le prix du passage

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Alice Isaaz and Adam Bessa in Le prix du passage (2022)

Natacha, a young single parent who works in a fast-food, struggles to raise her 8-year-old. Torn between a strong desire for independence and the comfort that her mother Irène unfailingly wa... Read allNatacha, a young single parent who works in a fast-food, struggles to raise her 8-year-old. Torn between a strong desire for independence and the comfort that her mother Irène unfailingly wants to provide for them, Natacha feels trapped.Natacha, a young single parent who works in a fast-food, struggles to raise her 8-year-old. Torn between a strong desire for independence and the comfort that her mother Irène unfailingly wants to provide for them, Natacha feels trapped.

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Poor man - or MIGRANT - 's Ken Loach

It is surprising that such a plot, scheme, has not been told before, or if there is, I missed it. Anyway since two decades now, there are many films and TV movies speaking of the migrants problem, here and in England too. This one, involving a French unemployed lone mother trying to make it meeting a migrant, is a deep but a bit ankward social movie speaking of today's issues: unemployment, joblessness and migrants smuggling. The film maker Thierry Binisti is a veteran of TV dramas, he knows what he talks about, but he is not Ken Loach either. It would have been a terrific plot for the British director. This French drama is one of the very few that this director makes for the big screen. Weird.