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Winter Boy 2022

★ 6.796 votes123 min📅 2022-11-30

In Christophe Honoré's poignant drama *Winter Boy (2022)*, 17-year-old Lucas confronts the raw, unrelenting grief of losing his father in a tragic accident that may have been self-inflicted.

Director: Christophe Honoré

Cast

Paul Kircher
Paul Kircher
Lucas Ronis
Vincent Lacoste
Vincent Lacoste
Quentin Ronis
Juliette Binoche
Juliette Binoche
Isabelle Ronis
Erwan Kepoa Falé
Erwan Kepoa Falé
Lilio Rosso
Christophe Honoré
Christophe Honoré
Claude Ronis
Adrien Casse
Oscar
Pascal Cervo
Pascal Cervo
Père Benoît
Anne Kessler
Anne Kessler
Sonia
Elliot Jenicot
Thierry
Isabelle Thevenoux
Sophie

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Winter Boy (2022) about?

*Winter Boy* follows Lucas, a teenage boy reeling from his father's sudden death, which blurs the lines between accident and suicide. Struggling to make sense of his emotions, Lucas fights to rebuild his life amid the quiet tension of familial bonds and personal turmoil. The film explores grief, identity, and the quiet resilience of youth.

Who directed Winter Boy?

Christophe Honoré directs *Winter Boy*, known for his sensitive portrayals of contemporary relationships and emotional journeys.

Who stars in Winter Boy?

The film stars Paul Kircher, Vincent Lacoste, Juliette Binoche, Erwan Kepoa Falé, and Adrien Casse in key roles.

Is Winter Boy (2022) worth watching?

With its powerful performances and deep emotional resonance, *Winter Boy* is a compelling watch for fans of character-driven dramas. While its thematic weight may not appeal to all, its authenticity and honesty make it a memorable experience.

How long is Winter Boy?

*Winter Boy* runs for 123 minutes, offering a deeply immersive cinematic experience.

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About Winter Boy (2022) — A Teen's Journey Through Grief and Rediscovery

In Christophe Honoré's poignant drama *Winter Boy (2022)*, 17-year-old Lucas confronts the raw, unrelenting grief of losing his father in a tragic accident that may have been self-inflicted. As the weight of solitude settles over him, Lucas grapples with his identity and the fragile nature of hope in a world that feels as untamed and unpredictable as the wild animal he envisions himself to be.

Between the quiet solitude of his mother's home and the distant presence of his brother in Paris, Lucas navigates a delicate path toward rediscovery, love, and the possibility of healing. With Vincent Lacoste and Juliette Binoche anchoring the emotional landscape, Honoré crafts a deeply human story that lingers long after the credits roll.