Present in Competition at the 70th Cannes Film Festival, Kornél Mundruczó's sixth feature film, Jupiter's Moon, is available on DVD since April 3. Focus!
After the very successful White God (2014), the new feature film by the Hungarian director is still a social film. Migrants and to a lesser extent religion are the two main themes that intertwine brilliantly. We will especially remember this simple staging on paper but devilishly mastered and choreographed that totally immerses the spectator in the story. A real cinema experience to rediscover in your living room. Obligatory step for your DVD library.
Synopsis : Aryan, a young migrant, tries to enter Hungary accompanied by his father and other refugees. They were quickly hunted down by the police of László, with quasi-fascist methods. Separated from his father and fleeing for his life, Aryan is shot dead by the police, eventually surviving and inheriting a levitation gift. He crosses paths with Dr. Stern, a fervent atheist seeking redemption after an accident on the operating table.
DVD Contents :
- The film in original version with French subtitles
- The film in French version
- the making of (25') where the mystery is finally lifted on the flight scenes + interviews with the actors and members of the film crew on the genesis and scope of the film
- the trailer of Jupiter's Moon
- the trailer of White God
A real nugget of the 7th art, bold, powerful and mastered that you can get from April 3rd. You can also find our review of Jupiter's Moon here.
