Azuro (2022)
Année de sortie: 2022
Nation: France
Alternative Title: 阿祖罗, 留愛在蔚藍海岸, Gök Mavisi
Réalisateur: Matthieu Rozé
Writer: Julie Peyr, Marguerite Duras, Matthieu Rozé
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Jérôme Vidal, Laurence Gachet, Nicholas Charneau, Raphaël Berdugo, Thierry Aflalou, Victorien Vaney, Véronique Zerdoun
Sociétés: Cité Films, Comic Strip Production, Lamarr, Noodles Production, Orson Films, Tabo Tabo Films
Budget: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: family drama
Histoire
Azuro follows a group of friends vacationing annually in a small village nestled between the sea and mountains during an unusually hot summer. This year, they are more consumed with their idle activities, such as eating and drinking, than they are with the world around them or the progressing fire on the nearby mountain. Their seemingly carefree existence is disrupted by the arrival of a mysterious man who emerges from the sea.
Résumé
Azuro, directed by Matthieu Rozé, presents a comedy-drama centered around a group of friends and their annual summer vacation in a small village. Set against an unusually hot backdrop with erratic weather patterns, the film explores themes of complacency and disruption. The arrival of a mysterious stranger from the sea serves as a catalyst for change among the group.
