The Truk

L’Enkas
Sarah Marx
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Rendez-Vous with French Cinema 2019

February 28 - March 10, 2019

A young man (Sandor Funtek), released early from prison, concocts a desperate plan to afford proper care for his clinically depressed mother (Sandrine Bonnaire) in Sarah Marx’s stinging debut feature.

DIRECTOR
Sarah Marx
YEAR
2018
COUNTRY
France / Ukraine
RUNTIME
83 minutes
LANGUAGE
French with English subtitles
ORIGINAL TITLE
L’Enkas

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After being released early from prison, Ulysse (Sandor Funtek, Blue Is the Warmest Color) must take over as the primary caregiver for his mother (devastatingly fleshed out by Sandrine Bonnaire), who is undergoing treatment for severe depression. Confronted by overwhelming debts and health-care costs, Ulysse reconnects with an old friend who plans to covertly sell ketamine from a food truck at an EDM festival. As Sarah Marx widens the range of parties involved in this drug ring, she emphasizes the broader contexts that give rise to their increasingly cutthroat desperation, throwing Ulysse’s precarious solution into jeopardy. The film’s handheld camerawork grounds each scene in a fragile immediacy evoking the Dardennes in this stinging debut feature about the bitter casualties of class disparity. North American Premiere

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