Besides a charming portrait of a cinema-loving kid, âJacquot de Nantesâ also offers a gorgeous love letter to filmmaking while portraying its enduring power through the tumultuous times of war and terror.
Split into three seemingly disparate sections that connect occasionally through surreal flights, the film is an original, moody, and dense dissection of native lives and their representation across eras and geographies.
The BFI London Film Festival (LFF) 2024 will screen documentaries about âwitches,â and zoos and animal rescue centers in Argentina, as well as first features from directors of varied backgrounds, organizers said on Wednesday as they unveiled the full program for this yearâs event.
