Overview

• 'Le Garçon' uniquely intertwines a fictional day in the life of a boy with a documentary tracing his real story, creating a seamless narrative fusion.
• The film's concept originated from family photos found at a flea market, sparking an exploration of memory, identity, and human fragility.
• Directed by Zabou Breitman and Florent Vassault, the film benefits from their expertise in fiction and documentary filmmaking.
• Despite initial challenges in securing a distributor, the film has been released and is receiving widespread critical acclaim.
• Featuring Isabelle Nanty and François Berléand, the 97-minute film is praised for its emotional resonance and innovative storytelling approach.