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Let the Sunshine In (2017) poster

Let the Sunshine In

dir. Claire Denis · 2017

Feature
Identity Crisis
Mood
Romantic / Melancholic
Look
intimate, naturalistic cinematography with soft lighting
Structure
episodic vignettes of romantic encounters
Plot

Isabelle, Parisian artist, divorced mother, is looking for love, true love, at last.

Why watch

Isabelle, a Parisian artist, navigates the complexities of love and relationships, seeking a connection that feels genuine amidst a series of fleeting encounters. Watching her journey is like wandering through a gallery of emotions, where each interaction reveals layers of vulnerability and longing, set against the backdrop of a vibrant yet isolating city.

Talking points
  • the nature of love in modern society
  • the role of art in personal identity
  • the significance of fleeting connections
  • the portrayal of women in contemporary cinema
Cultural context
contemporary Parisian lifethe complexities of modern relationshipsthe impact of art on personal identitythe search for love in urban settings
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