Cleo 2019
Six months after a tragic car accident leaves her orphaned, 21-year-old Cleo is slowly reclaiming her sense of self, living with her young brother under their grandmother's roof while clinging to the fleeting comforts of nightlife and reckless friend...
Director: Eva Cools
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cleo (2019) about?
Two years after a devastating car crash claims her parents, Cleo tries to piece her life back together while raising her seven-year-old brother. Struggling to find meaning beyond late-night parties, she stumbles into an unlikely friendship with Leos, a reserved older man who offers more than she bargained for.
Who directed Cleo?
Eva Cools, making her feature debut with this emotionally raw drama that explores grief and connection with remarkable sensitivity.
Who stars in Cleo?
The film features a compelling cast led by Anna Franziska Jäger as Cleo, alongside Roy Aernouts, Yolande Moreau, Lucie Debay, and Natali Broods.
Is Cleo (2019) worth watching?
Though unrated on IMDb, this character-driven drama shines with authentic performances and a deeply atmospheric narrative. Fans of quiet, introspective films about healing and human connection will find Cleo both poignant and quietly powerful.
How long is Cleo?
The film runs 106 minutes, offering a tight, immersive experience that balances emotional depth with narrative focus.
About Cleo (2019) — A Heartfelt Drama of Loss, Love, and Rebuilding Life
Six months after a tragic car accident leaves her orphaned, 21-year-old Cleo is slowly reclaiming her sense of self, living with her young brother under their grandmother's roof while clinging to the fleeting comforts of nightlife and reckless friendships at Brussels' neon-lit Club No. 7. Eva Cools' intimate drama *Cleo (2019)* peels back the layers of grief and resilience as the protagonist navigates the gulf between past happiness and an uncertain future.
When a bar fight spirals into an unexpected connection with Leos, a quiet stranger a decade her senior, Cleo's fragile emotional world is further complicated by the faintest spark of hope — and the crushing weight of misunderstanding. Set against the backdrop of late-night streets and cramped apartments, this Belgian drama delves into themes of loss, teenage rebellion, and the painful transition into adulthood, all wrapped in a moody, atmospheric tone that lingers long after the final scene.