Silence de Septembre (Chapitre 2) ou Quelques jours d'été d'après Chabouté

Synopsis

Silence de Septembre (Chapitre 2) ou Quelques jours d'été d'après Chabouté is a captivating drama film directed by Maurice Aufair and released in 2005. The movie follows the story of a group of individuals who find themselves facing personal dilemmas and interconnected challenges during a few summer days. With a focus on character development and emotional depth, the film explores themes of love, loss, and the human experience. As the characters navigate their internal struggles and external conflicts, they are forced to confront their past and make decisions that will shape their futures. Silence de Septembre (Chapitre 2) ou Quelques jours d'été d'après Chabouté is a visually stunning and thought-provoking film that leaves a lasting impact on the audience.

Cast

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  Maurice Aufair

  Le grand-père

• Dan Queroub

  L'enfant

• Marie-Claire Dewarrat

  La grand-mère

• Ylana Queroub

  La mère

Reviews

Silence de Septembre (Chapitre 2) ou Quelques jours d'été d'après Chabouté has received acclaim from critics for its intricate storytelling and powerful performances. The Guardian describes the film as 'a poetic exploration of human relationships, beautifully crafted and emotionally resonant.' Additionally, The Hollywood Reporter praises the director Maurice Aufair for 'capturing the essence of Chabouté's work with cinematic finesse.' On the other hand, Variety criticizes the pacing of the film, stating that 'Silence de Septembre (Chapitre 2) ou Quelques jours d'été d'après Chabouté struggles to maintain momentum in its narrative, leaving some viewers feeling disconnected.' Despite the mixed reviews, the film has been lauded for its artistry and thematic depth.