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Poster for “Shanghaï Blues, nouveau monde”

Shanghaï Blues, nouveau monde 2013

IMDb 7.057TMDB 5.9494 min

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Synopsis

Rémy takes his little family to Shanghai. Will their couple withstand it? Between realism and romance, a subtle immersion in the bustling megacity, with Élodie Navarre and Clément Sibony. Rémy's boss gives him an ultimatum: it's exile to Shanghai, under a local contract, to replace a colleague on short notice, or economic dismissal. Not daring to confess the truth to Marine, his partner, the young architect presents this prospect as a promotion. She reluctantly accepts the adventure, and the young couple and their little boy fly off to the Chinese metropolis. Once there, the couple realizes: the surge in rents is such that to stay in the city center, Rémy's salary will not be enough. Marine takes a small job and gradually gets caught up in the city's creative buzz. Rémy, on the other hand, struggles to adapt to the Chinese mentality…

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Immerse yourself in the vibrant and chaotic atmosphere of Shanghai, where the neon lights and bustling streets create a striking backdrop for a story of love and resilience. This film captures the bittersweet essence of urban life, weaving together themes of longing, identity, and the delicate balance between hope and despair. With a beautiful soundtrack that echoes the rhythms of the city, you'll feel the weight of loneliness amidst the crowds and the warmth of familial bonds. It evokes a sense of nostalgia for both the thrill of adventure and the comfort of home, inviting you to reflect on the challenges of adaptation and the pursuit of dreams in a rapidly changing world. Perfect for those seeking a cozy yet thought-provoking experience, this cinematic journey through a modern megacity resonates with the complexities of relationships and the search for belonging in an ever-evolving landscape.

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