If You Saw His Heart (2017)
If You Saw His Heart
”A man cast out of his community finds refuge in a hotel for broken souls, where he meets a ray of light.”
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The decisions we make have a huge impact on our lives and often we don't realize it. 'If You Knew', the first feature film by director and screenwriter Joan Chemla, makes us reflect on this - mainly with the character of Gael Garcia Bernal. The production delicately discusses themes such as social exclusion and the inner conflicts of any human being.
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Daniel is cast out of his community after the death of his best friend. He finds refuge in a hotel for castaways and broken souls and drifts into violence. An unexpected ray of light enlivens his existence when he meets Francine.
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