Sur les chemins noirs

2023 [FRENCH]

Action / Drama

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Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 64%
IMDb Rating 6.6/10 10 1828 1.8K

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Plot summary

Pierre, a famous explorer and writer, travels regularly through the world. Someday, climbing a hotel frontage while drunk, he falls from high and into a deep coma. When he awakes, he has difficulties walking but, against everyone's advices, he decides to walk through France, following forgotten pathways...

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Jean Dujardin as Pierre Girard
Marie-Christine Barrault as La mère de Pierre
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Thomas S 4 / 10

Save yourself some time : juste read the

Save yourself some time : juste read the book. Except for the landscapes, the movie adds literally nothing to it. It is just a succession of quotes with some pale attempts to introduce new characters. Where to start. Almost at the very beginning, Jean Dujardin is hiking in the hike with a white buttoned shirt and a gilet. What??? But okay. Then Dylan came into the picture. Their first scene together is just a huge cringe. Wait, you pass out in the wild, somebody wakes you up, and not even a thank you, just : "give me my sticks", and looking at your map? The rest was just a succession of shots following the book. Some quotes don't even make sense if you haven't read the original. For example after Pierre has his seizure, he says "It's a volcanic land". How ould the viewer guess what he's talking about??? Anyhow, I love Dujardin, but this one just wasn't for him.
Reviewed by irusvirus 6 / 10

A Quiet Journey Through Nature and Self

Pierre suffers a serious accident, and when doctors tell him he may never walk again, he takes that as a challenge-not a defeat. Walking has always been part of his life, his passion, and his way of escaping the pressure and noise of the modern world. As a writer, he also seeks solitude, which the wilderness provides better than anything else.After an unexpectedly fast recovery, Pierre sets out on a long solo trek across France-against medical advice. What follows is less of a dramatic struggle and more of a meditative journey. As he walks through mountains, forests, and valleys-choosing paths that are off the beaten track simply because they're more beautiful-we as viewers get to experience the breathtaking French countryside right alongside him.He reflects on his life, heals in more ways than one, and writes his new book along the way. It's a gentle, slow-paced film, beautifully shot and full of quiet moments rather than loud revelations.Story-wise, it doesn't aim for high drama, and that's okay. It's a film for those who enjoy watching nature, soaking in calm landscapes, and following someone's inner journey without the need for big plot twists.Final score: 6 out of 10. Visually lovely and emotionally grounded, but more of a quiet experience than a gripping narrative.
Reviewed by searchanddestroy-1

Jean Dujardin outstanding

This plot itself is also awesome, jaw dropping but only for specific audiences, not all audiences. I am myself a movie buff but also a hiking lover, I mean hiking in the wilderness, following footpaths in the mountain without seeing anyone for hours. You are alone with yourself, you can find unexplainable thiings inside your mind, you dig inside your spirit and many problems can solve in your brain while you walk, or even bike or run. So, useless to say that when I saw this film, I literally fell for it. It looks like a Michel Houellebecq's novel adaptation; it really looks like it, but maybe in a little smoother and less intellectual - and also depressing, gloomy - way.
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