Marie et Tom

A young boy named Tom is sent to live with his aunt Marie after his mother's death. Marie, a pragmatic and somewhat distant woman, struggles to connect with Tom, who is dealing with his grief and the disruption to his life. As they navigate their new living arrangement, a bond slowly begins to form between them, built on shared experiences and unspoken understanding.

Marie et Tom was generally well-received by critics for its sensitive portrayal of grief and family dynamics. Audiences appreciated the performances of the lead actors and the film's emotional resonance.

• Praised for its gentle exploration of childhood loss.

• Nathalie Baye delivers a nuanced performance as a woman learning to love.

• A touching, albeit sometimes slow-paced, family drama.

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The film was shot in the French Alps, providing a picturesque backdrop to the emotional narrative.