A sincere working-class 13-year old in France is adopted by a well-meaning philanthropic millionairess from America -- who promises his doting mother that the boy will have the finest education -- but things are not so simple..
Short answer: Yes, but it's not for everyone. 'Mother of Mine' is a poignant and often uncomfortable exploration of adoption and the challenges of bridging class divides. This film is for those who appreciate nuanced storytelling and the complexities of human interaction. It may not be for those seeking an unproblemati...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Jacques Feyder
Alexander Butler
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"Short answer: Yes, but it's not for everyone. 'Mother of Mine' is a poignant and often uncomfortable exploration of adoption and the challenges of bridging class divides. This film is for those who appreciate nuanced storytelling and the complexities of human interaction. It may not be for those seeking an unproblematic or uplifting experience. Introduction Director Jacques Feyder crafts a raw and honest portrayal of a 13-year-old boy from a working-class background in France who is adopted by..."
Jacques Feyder, Frédéric Boutet
France
