The Crusade (2021)
The Crusade
”A couple discovers their son's secret ecological project to save the planet.”
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Why watch this film?
Louis Garrel is one of the most recognizable faces of contemporary French cinema. In addition to starring in films like 'The Dreamers' and 'Adorable Women', the star is also a director - and it is precisely the director of 'La Croisade'. In this story, a couple (Garrel and Laetitia Casta) discovers that their 13-year-old son (Joseph Engel) is selling valuable family items to finance a secret ecological project in Africa. Thus, the comedy - which has a concise and direct script (only 67 minutes of projection - debates the future of our plan, but in an optimistic way and revealing, as the meme says, that "the base is strong".
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Cannes Festival. Con Louis Garrel. In this fun comedy, a couple discovers that their 13-year-old son has sold several valuables to fund a secret ecological project with an ambitious mission: to save the planet.
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