Going Away

Synopsis

Going Away tells the story of Baptiste, a recently unemployed man who lives with his mother in a small French village. One day, he meets Sandra, a high-spirited woman with her own troubles. As they embark on a road trip to Normandy, Baptiste and Sandra form an unlikely bond that helps them both confront their personal demons. The beautiful French landscape serves as a backdrop to their journey of self-discovery and healing. Through unexpected encounters and emotional revelations, Baptiste and Sandra find solace and hope in each other, ultimately discovering the true meaning of love and acceptance.

Cast

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  Louise Bourgoin

  Sandra

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  Pierre Rochefort

  Baptiste Cambière

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  Dominique Sanda

  Liliane Cambière

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  Déborah François

  Emmanuelle Cambière

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  Eric Ruf

  Gilles Cambière

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  Benjamin Lavernhe

  Thomas Cambière

Reviews

Going Away, also known as Un beau dimanche, received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its beautiful cinematography and heartfelt performances, others found the plot to be too predictable and the pacing uneven. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 67%, with critics noting Louise Bourgoin's standout performance as Sandra. IMDb users rated the movie 6.3/10, with many praising the chemistry between the lead actors and the poignant themes explored. Metacritic scored it 54/100, with critics commending the director for capturing the emotional depth of the characters. Despite its flaws, Going Away resonates with audiences for its authentic portrayal of human relationships and inner struggles.