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In Blue Is the Warmest Color, we see one of those transformative relationships with Adèle (Adèle Exarchopoulos) and Emma (Léa Seydoux).

Most of us can recall a person in our lives that we can think of who made an incredible impact, yet, only shared our path for a brief time. Blue Is the Warmest Color is a story about a deeply rich and life-altering connection between two people-a coming-of-age story, an illustration of self-acceptance, a commentary on the class differences and conflict between people, and an age-old tale of what it means to come into adulthood and live for oneself and break away from the influences that raise us.īlue Is the Warmest Color is about many things, but it tells the most powerful story of the impermanence of the people in our lives, including those that transform us that we can’t imagine living without. Often, when a country is so inextricably linked to a movement or a genre like France is with the French New Wave, it becomes easy for the casual cinephile to discount the numerous other contributions that specific country continues to offer.īlue Is the Warmest Color, the Palme d’Or winner from 2013 directed by Abdellatif Kechiche, is a uniquely French film that encapsulates all that is special about French cinema. To bypass that torture, I chose to pick a French film that I hadn’t yet seen, though have wanted to for years, while also selecting a more recent film as a testament to the brilliance that French cinema still has to offer.

Selecting which film I would choose for France provided weeks of torment, to painstakingly make a Sophie’s Choice from several of my favorite films of all-time. The prevalence of cinematic realism and the depth of emotions I encounter in the French films that I watch are the most consistently rewarding experiences and often rank among my favorites.

My favorite genre in all of cinema, the French New Wave, came from a group of defiant French newcomers who refused to follow the status quo of filmmaking and instead offered new and unprecedented contributions to the world of film. France was the trip I was most looking forward to taking as part of the “Where in the World is 25YL?” journey.

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