— Cannes from May. 13th to May. 21st — — Annecy from June. 10th to June. 13th — — Locarno from August. 7th to August. 13th — — Venice from August. 27th to September 2nd — — Cannes from May. 13th to May. 21st — — Annecy from June. 10th to June. 13th — — Locarno from August. 7th to August. 13th — — Venice from August. 27th to September 2nd — — Cannes from May. 13th to May. 21st — — Annecy from June. 10th to June. 13th — — Locarno from August. 7th to August. 13th — — Venice from August. 27th to September 2nd — — Cannes from May. 13th to May. 21st — — Annecy from June. 10th to June. 13th — — Locarno from August. 7th to August. 13th — — Venice from August. 27th to September 2nd —
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L’Aventura

Directed by
Sophie Letourneur

Status World Premiere
Country France
Original Title L'Aventura
Year 2025
Language French
Genre . Drama
Duration 108min
Distributor Arizona Distribution (France)
Status World Premiere
Country France
Original Title L'Aventura
Year 2025
Language French
Genre Drama
Duration 108min
Distributor Arizona Distribution (France)
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Summer holidays. Sardinia, Italy. A family (road) trip. Claudine, soon to be 11 y.o., decides to tell the story of their adventures as they go along. When Raoul, her 3-y.o. brother, doesn't bother her...

Cast & crew

CAST

  • Philippe Katerine (Sink or Swim, Greek God of the Olympics Ceremony)

  • Sophie Letourneur

  • Bérénice Vernet

  • Esteban Melero

DOP

  • Jonathan Ricquebourg (The Taste of Things, Final Cut)

PRODUCER

  • Atelier de Production (Eat The Night, Quentin Dupieux’s films)

Festivals and awards

  • ACID CANNES 2025
“A kaleidoscope of moments, a sensory tale, where life nibbles away at fiction all the time.”
“Far from appearing sterile, the film's reflexivity reveals more clearly the depth of Letourneur's gesture, her stubborn audacity.”
“Enjoyable and surprising, where a limpid, deep nostalgia eventually emerges from a great apparent mess... We're not far from the chaotic clichés of Britain's Martin Parr, who captured middle-class leisure and vacations with tender irony.”

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