Mia Hansen-Løve, Lola, Godland, & Air
Kermode & Mayo’s Take
The Politics of Abandonment
I think there are political dimensions in the film, but I think as for my other films, they are never really in the front. It's more about the fact that it reflects on meditates, on how aged and ill aged people are treated in French hospitals. And I'm still very shocked by the situation, which I really discovered. When you experience it with somebody who you love and who you see dying in those places, it's really heartbreaking. The last point I'm gonna make, because our time is up, the film I saw before yours was John Wick 4, which ends on the steps by the Sacricut,. so when we get to the moment in your film where we
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