Exode (2017)

Name: Exode
Director: Lou-Pascal Tremblay
Released: 2017-01-01
Duration: 5 min
Cast: Sophie Nélisse

Director: Lou-Pascal Tremblay

Cast: Sophie Nélisse

Runtime5 min

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After a one-night fling, a young woman is unsure about her feelings and tries to resolve the many questions she has been facing since the start of her adolescence. However, she will realize that the answer she finds in the happiness that is seemingly taking root in her life will not please everyone in her entourage.

Critical Reception & Ratings

Exode (2017), directed by Lou-Pascal Tremblay, is a thoughtful drama that explores the emotional journey of a young woman grappling with questions about her feelings and identity. The film has received a mixed critical reception, with some praising its nuanced portrayal of the protagonist's internal struggles, while others have found the pacing and narrative to be somewhat uneven. Details about awards recognition or audience ratings are not readily available.

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Fans of thoughtful, character-driven dramas will likely appreciate the introspective exploration of identity and emotional growth in Exode, the 2017 film directed by Lou-Pascal Tremblay. The nuanced performance by lead actress Sophie Nélisse anchors this intimate coming-of-age story as her character navigates complex questions about relationships, self-discovery, and social pressures.

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