Close, the meaning of friendship

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The story centers on the deep friendship between two teenagers, Leo and Remi, who have been inseparable friends since childhood.

The plot begins by showing the everyday life of Leo and Remi, who enjoy their time together, sharing laughter and moments of complicity.

However, as they approach adolescence, the dynamics of their relationship begin to change.

Leo, a sensitive and emotional young man, feels increasingly pressured by social expectations and the perception of his peers.


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The friendship with Remi, who is more outgoing and popular, becomes a point of tension, as Leo fears that his closeness will be misinterpreted by others.

The situation becomes more complicated when Remi begins to distance himself from Leo, influenced by peer pressure and a desire to fit into a larger social group.

This change causes deep sadness in Leo, who struggles to understand the new reality of their friendship.


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The film poignantly portrays the pain of losing such a special connection and the confusion that comes with facing the transition into adolescence.

As the story progresses, a tragic event drastically changes the course of both young people's lives.

This event becomes a catalyst for Leo to reflect on his identity and his place in the world, as well as the meaning of friendship and love.

“Close” is a visually beautiful film, with cinematography that captures the essence of youth and the fragility of relationships.

Dhont's direction is subtle and emotive, allowing the actors to convey the depth of their characters.

The young performers, Eden Dambrine (Leo) and Gustav De Waele (Remi), deliver moving performances that bring to life the complexity of their friendship.



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2 comments
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The travails of adolescence. Movies on true societal experiences and human behaviour interest me a whole lot. This seems like one, I can tell. Will check it out. Thank you.

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I still remember getting some chills on that bus scene watching this one.