Alaska

Frank, a French special forces soldier, is deployed to Afghanistan. During a dangerous mission, he must make a difficult decision that haunts him. Years later, living a new life in the French Alps, Frank is confronted by his past when a mysterious woman appears, triggering memories of the events that defined him.

Alexandre Moors' 'Alaska' is a contemplative and intense drama that explores the psychological toll of war and the search for redemption. While some critics found its pacing deliberate, many praised its powerful performances, atmospheric direction, and unflinching examination of trauma.

• Praised for its brooding atmosphere and strong lead performance.

• The film's exploration of PTSD and guilt is compelling.

• Some found the narrative structure to be overly complex or slow.

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The film was shot in the French Alps, adding to its stark and isolated atmosphere.