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Acting
Hesme and Gadebois make awkward attraction feel devastatingly real.
Cinematography
Grey Normandy skies that somehow make suffering look gorgeous.
Direction
Delaporte lets silence do the heavy lifting—no hand-holding here.
Director
Alix Delaporte
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