Mikhaël Hers is known for his precise, intentional, fulfilling films that effortlessly capture the beauty in the stories he is telling and his 2022 film, “The Passengers Of The Night,” is no different. And now, the filmmaker’s fans are going to get a chance to see the acclaimed film in theaters. 

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Premiering at the Berlin International Film Festival, this melancholic drama is set in Paris, France in 1981.

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The streets outside her window are dripping with hope, and yet Élisabeth (Charlotte Gainsbourg) is lost. It is Paris, 1981, a new president has been elected, and Élisabeth’s husband has left, claiming the thrillingness of motion by moving in with a new girlfriend while his ex is left with the stagnance of remaining, the apartment where they’ve raised their children, Judith (Megan Northam) and Matthias (Quito Rayon-Richter), at once comfortingly familiar and dreadfully new.

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This year’s Venice Film Festival is filled with some of the biggest names in film. From directors like Alfonso Cuaron and Luca Guadagnino to stars like Bradley Cooper, Emma Stone, Natalie Portman, and Joaquin Phoenix, this year’s festival might be the best ever. But let’s not forget that there are plenty of incredible films debuting at Venice that don’t get the headlines that big names do.

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