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A Kid
Matthieu is a 33 year old Parisian who finds out that the father he never knew has died and decides to go to his funeral in order to meet his two siblings in Quebec. But once in Montréal, he realizes that nobody is aware of his existence or even interested in it. He is alone, in hostile territory…
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Plot Summary
This documentary chronicles the childhood of director Tomer Heymann, focusing on his relationship with his family and his growing awareness of his own identity. It offers a poignant and intimate look at his formative years and the influences that shaped him. The film explores themes of family, love, and self-discovery through home video footage and personal reflections.
Critical Reception
A Kid received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its emotional depth and intimate portrayal of the director's childhood. Reviewers highlighted the film's honest and often raw exploration of family dynamics and personal growth. Audiences found the documentary to be touching and relatable, appreciating its unique perspective.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its intimate and honest exploration of childhood and family.
Noted for its emotional resonance and personal storytelling.
Appreciated for its unique perspective on identity formation.
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Awards & Accolades
Selected for various film festivals, including the Jerusalem Film Festival and Docaviv.
Fun Fact
The documentary is heavily comprised of home video footage shot by the director's parents, offering an authentic and deeply personal look into his childhood.
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