November cinema highlights

November brings a variety of new films to the big screen, offering audiences a range of stories from different countries and cultures. These films include dramas, personal journeys, and explorations of social issues, each with its own unique perspective and setting.

New French films debut on November 4

Three French films are set to release on November 4, each addressing different themes and challenges faced by young people. L’Affaire Marie-Claire explores the legal and personal struggles of a 16-year-old girl in 1972, while Silences delves into the impact of cyberbullying on a 15-year-old girl. Kwibuka, se souvenir tells the story of a Franco-Rwandan basketball player returning to Rwanda to confront her past.

More French films on November 11

Two additional French films will premiere on November 11, focusing on personal and emotional journeys. 15/18 follows a 17-year-old girl in a psychiatric care unit where the arrival of a new patient changes the environment. Ce qui nous mène à toi explores the emotional and physical challenges of medically assisted procreation through the story of a couple facing infertility.

French film on November 18

A French film set to release on November 18, Quand la mer monte, follows a performer on tour who meets a man and begins a love story intertwined with her stage performance. The film blends elements of romance and personal growth, offering a narrative that reflects on the balance between personal life and professional ambition.

International film on November 25

On November 25, an international film titled Congo Boy will debut, focusing on the life of a 17-year-old Congolese refugee in Bangui. The film highlights the challenges of balancing personal responsibilities with the pursuit of a music career, offering a glimpse into the experiences of refugees and the resilience of youth in difficult circumstances.