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Sho Miyake’s ‘Jusqu’à l’aube’ Arrives in French Theaters Jan. 14 After Warm Early Reviews

Critics highlight a poetic study of workplace fragility rooted in a supportive friendship, adapted from Seo Maiko’s novel.

Dans cette fiction remarquable qui avance à tâtons et à mi-voix, le cinéaste dépeint deux jeunes personnages fragiles et a priori voués à la marginalité dans une société nippone qui ne plaisante pas avec le respect des normes et avec la force de caractère.
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Overview

  • French outlets describe the film as a tender, low-key portrait that favors human vulnerability and daily textures over conventional romance.
  • Hokuto Matsumura and Mone Kamishiraishi star as two employees whose non-romantic bond offers mutual support under workplace pressure.
  • The feature runs 1 hour 59 minutes and opens nationwide in France on January 14, 2026, following initial reviews published on January 13.
  • Coverage places the release within Miyake’s steady, understated auteur trajectory established after La Beauté du geste.
  • Reports also note Miyake’s rising profile, with separate recognition for Two Seasons, Two Strangers at the Locarno Film Festival.