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The Quiet Son 2025

★ 6.4138 votes110 min📅 2025-01-22

"When filial love collides with the flames of ideology."

In Delphine Coulin's gripping drama *The Quiet Son (2025)*, a devoted single father watches helplessly as his once-close relationship with his sons fractures under the weight of ideology and violence.

Director: Delphine Coulin

Cast

Vincent Lindon
Vincent Lindon
Pierre
Benjamin Voisin
Benjamin Voisin
Fus
Stefan Crepon
Stefan Crepon
Louis
Maëlle Poesy-Guichard
Maëlle Poesy-Guichard
Lawyer of Fus
Édouard Sulpice
Édouard Sulpice
Jérémy
Sophie Guillemin
Sophie Guillemin
Cathy
Arnaud Rebotini
Arnaud Rebotini
Bernard
Béatrice Pérez
Béatrice Pérez
La doyenne de la Sorbonne
Céline Bazelaire
La Présidente du tribunal
Lucas Mortier
Lucas Mortier
Ami Fus

Frequently Asked Questions

What is *The Quiet Son (2025)* about?

*The Quiet Son* follows Pierre, a single father whose relationship with his sons unravels when the older one, Fus, becomes entangled in far-right extremism. As Fus's actions diverge sharply from his father's values, the family grapples with love, hate, and the consequences of ideological obsession.

Who directed *The Quiet Son*?

Delphine Coulin directs *The Quiet Son*, bringing her signature emotional depth to this intense family drama.

Who stars in *The Quiet Son*?

The film stars Vincent Lindon as the devoted father, alongside Benjamin Voisin and Stefan Crepon as his conflicting sons, with Maëlle Poesy-Guichard, Édouard Sulpice, and Sophie Guillemin rounding out the cast.

Is *The Quiet Son (2025)* worth watching?

If you appreciate raw, character-driven dramas that tackle societal issues with nuance, *The Quiet Son* is a compelling watch. While IMDb hasn't rated it yet, the film's themes of family, ideology, and personal crisis make it a thought-provoking addition to the genre.

How long is *The Quiet Son*?

*The Quiet Son* runs for 110 minutes.

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About The Quiet Son (2025) — A father confronts his son's radicalization in Delphine Coulin's tense drama

In Delphine Coulin's gripping drama *The Quiet Son (2025)*, a devoted single father watches helplessly as his once-close relationship with his sons fractures under the weight of ideology and violence. Pierre, a man in his 50s raising his two boys alone, sees his younger son Louis thrive at the Sorbonne in Paris, while the older Fus, lagging behind academically, spirals into secrecy and self-destruction. Drawn to the allure of far-right extremism, Fus's choices clash violently with his father's values, creating a rift that tests their bond to the breaking point. This emotionally charged film explores the fragile balance between familial love and ideological extremism, set against a backdrop of simmering tension and personal betrayal.

With a haunting portrayal of generational conflict, *The Quiet Son (2025)* delves into the psychological toll of radicalization, capturing the suffocating atmosphere of a family caught between devotion and disillusionment. Vincent Lindon delivers a powerhouse performance as the tormented father, while Benjamin Voisin and Stefan Crepon embody the contrasting paths of the two brothers. Coulin crafts a story that lingers, blending intimate family drama with the raw urgency of a society at odds with itself.