Film Lens
In 'Mon amour', David Teboul travels to Siberia after the overdose death of his boyfriend, Frédéric. This film captures his quest for solace and clarity amidst the vast landscapes of Siberia, where he interacts with local residents in remote villages. Through these conversations, Teboul seeks to untangle his grief and emotions, revealing how loss impacts various lives.
The film presents a range of personal stories from both young and old villagers, who share their own transformative experiences related to life, death, and love. This intimate portrayal of mourning and connection emphasizes the shared human experience in the face of loss, set against the backdrop of Siberia's open skies.
Why Watch
- •Meet David Teboul as he confronts personal loss.
- •Find out how Siberian villagers share their life stories.
- •See the impact of grief on diverse lives.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by David Teboul, a French filmmaker.
•It has a runtime of 172 minutes.
•The film features conversations with residents from remote Siberian villages.
Perfect For
LGBTQ+ themesSiberian culturePersonal loss narratives