"La Gradiva," cinematographer Marine Atlan's feature directorial debut, follows French high school students on a class trip to Naples and Pompeii, exploring their interior lives with empathy as they confront their futures and identities. The film, which won at Cannes Critics' Week, uses the volcanic landscape as a metaphor for the mounting pressures and emotional turbulence of adolescence.
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"La Gradiva," cinematographer Marine Atlan's feature directorial debut, follows French high school students on a class trip to Naples and Pompeii, exploring their interior lives with empathy as they confront their futures and identities. The film, which won at Cannes Critics' Week, uses the volcanic landscape as a metaphor for the mounting pressures and emotional turbulence of adolescence.