2025·Drama·1h 42m
6.9
★
Enzo, 16, defies his bourgeois family’s expectations by starting a masonry apprenticeship, a path far removed from the prestigious life they had envisioned for him. In their chic villa in the sun-drenched South of France, tensions simmer as relentless questions and pressures weigh on Enzo’s future and dreams. On the construction sites, however, Vlad, a charismatic Ukrainian colleague, shakes up Enzo’s world and opens the door to unexpected possibilities.
Directed by Robin Campillo
sexuality
identity crisis
bourgeoisie
coming of age
crush
co-workers relationship
construction site
teenage boy
bricklayer
lgbt
construction worker
apprenticeship
war
war in ukraine
teenager
south of france
Trailer
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Cast
Eloy Pohu
Enzo
Maksym Slivinskyi
Vlad
Pierfrancesco Favino
Paolo
Élodie Bouchez
Marion
Nathan Japy
Victor
Malou Khebizi
Amina
Philippe Petit
Corelli
Charline Paul
Léa
Mounir Margoum
Max
Crew
Robin Campillo
Director
Laurent Cantet
Screenplay
Robin Campillo
Screenplay
Jeanne Lapoirie
Director of Photography
Marie-Ange Luciani
Producer
Jacques Audiard
Co-Producer
Thibault Deboaisne
Music Supervisor
Philippe Logie
Associate Producer
Teddy Ponceau
Stunt Double
Laurent Cantet
Idea
Popular Reviews
84 reviews
James Brent
7.0★ · 12/04/25
lost and found?
As he navigates adolescence, his life becomes as complicated as most or even all of what every teen experiences in their lives. the struggle of finding yourself as you lost your tracking from family matters, searching for love and care that might be found in the street, or by dating someone by chance.As a queer man, I really feel his struggles upon discovering what you really seek—love and care.
The ending was an absolute crasher. What do you mean by that? That was so sad of me—I mean, of him. Sorry for trying to put myself in as if I were really there as Enzo.
lost and found?
As he navigates adolescence, his life becomes as complicated as most or even all of what every teen experiences in their lives. the struggle of finding yourself as you lost your tracking from family matters, searching for love and care that might be found in the street, or by dating someone by chance.As a queer man, I really feel his struggles upon discovering what you really seek—love and care.
The ending was an absolute crasher. What do you mean by that? That was so sad of me—I mean, of him. Sorry for trying to put myself in as if I were really there as Enzo.
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nixumbriel
6.0★ · 06/28/26
idk… the class critique here is kind of a nothing burger.
methink the film has all the ingredients for an interesting story about class, but the critique never really comes together.
also, thank god they didn’t have enzo… a literal minor… hook up with vlad. i was fully bracing myself for that, so i’m genuinely glad the film didn’t go there.
methink the film has all the ingredients for an interesting story about class, but the critique never really comes together.
also, thank god they didn’t have enzo… a literal minor… hook up with vlad. i was fully bracing myself for that, so i’m genuinely glad the film didn’t go there.
idk… the class critique here is kind of a nothing burger.
methink the film has all the ingredients for an interesting story about class, but the critique never really comes together.
also, thank god they didn’t have enzo… a literal minor… hook up with vlad. i was fully bracing myself for that, so i’m genuinely glad the film didn’t go there.
methink the film has all the ingredients for an interesting story about class, but the critique never really comes together.
also, thank god they didn’t have enzo… a literal minor… hook up with vlad. i was fully bracing myself for that, so i’m genuinely glad the film didn’t go there.
Christian Clavier
4.0★ · 05/31/26
Dommage ça abordait des thèmes intéressant comme la santé mentale, les personnes neuro atypique, la recherche de son identité sexuelle et le déclassement social. Sauf qu'au final, le film est juste extrêmement brouillon et n'explore aucune de ces pistes suffisamment
Dommage ça abordait des thèmes intéressant comme la santé mentale, les personnes neuro atypique, la recherche de son identité sexuelle et le déclassement social. Sauf qu'au final, le film est juste extrêmement brouillon et n'explore aucune de ces pistes suffisamment
L
4.0★ · 05/06/26
« C’est mon mec, je l’aime et il me baise »
ah ok mec ??? 😟
ah ok mec ??? 😟
« C’est mon mec, je l’aime et il me baise »
ah ok mec ??? 😟
ah ok mec ??? 😟
Leandrys
8.0★ · 04/26/26
I understand you, Enzo... I really do.
The cinematography in this film is stunning, but I’m still spiraling over the ending. What actually happened to Vlad? That final phone call? I need answers—did he die, or is there hope? I genuinely need to know if their paths ever cross again in the future. ( I really do hope so that they'll meet again)
The cinematography in this film is stunning, but I’m still spiraling over the ending. What actually happened to Vlad? That final phone call? I need answers—did he die, or is there hope? I genuinely need to know if their paths ever cross again in the future. ( I really do hope so that they'll meet again)
I understand you, Enzo... I really do.
The cinematography in this film is stunning, but I’m still spiraling over the ending. What actually happened to Vlad? That final phone call? I need answers—did he die, or is there hope? I genuinely need to know if their paths ever cross again in the future. ( I really do hope so that they'll meet again)
The cinematography in this film is stunning, but I’m still spiraling over the ending. What actually happened to Vlad? That final phone call? I need answers—did he die, or is there hope? I genuinely need to know if their paths ever cross again in the future. ( I really do hope so that they'll meet again)