SHORT Film Trailer: MON AMOUR, 4min., France. Directed by Joan Marshal
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MON AMOUR, 4min., France
Directed by Joan Marshal
Mon Amour understands romances are defined less by what happened than by what almost happened. Through gentle performances, thoughtful color symbolism, and an affectionate portrait of Paris as both stage and witness, it captures the bittersweet feeling of carrying someone in your mind long after they’ve disappeared into the crowd. It is wholesome without becoming sentimental, cinematic without demanding attention, and quietly asks a question that lingers after the music ends:
https://www.wildsound.ca/videos/audience-feedback-mon-amour
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