Overview

• The film follows Mike, a man living on the streets who commits a violent theft, serves nine months in prison, and tries to rebuild his life.
• The theatrical rollout begins Friday following a New York premiere this month, marking the project’s move from festivals into general release.
• Critics commend Dickinson’s restrained, unsentimental direction and Frank Dillane’s raw, empathetic lead turn.
• Shot by Josée Deshaies, the film favors uncluttered compositions and mixes grounded observation with dreamlike sequences.
• RogerEbert reports the film won the FIPRESCI Prize at Cannes, a recognition noted in coverage without broader confirmation.