

A film that subverted my expectations. So much heart and soul was put into it. Le monde est à nous.

Like always, Josh Safdie keeps you on the edge of your seat, immersing you in a world of anxiety, a ticking time-bomb. I watched it while I was away from home on a work trip and the only pastime I had was hosting “movie-nights” and playing on the community ping-pong table, thinking of my life goals. Now this extraordinary film is intertwined with memories of that time, both good and bad. I’m still worried about Moses. Dream Big. 🟠
