The best Loïc Houdré’s movies
If you love cinema, you will share this ranking of the best Loïc Houdré’s movies, although you may have ordered them differently. In any case, we hope you love it and with a little luck discovering a movie that you still don’t know about Loïc Houdré.
Long Way North
7.2/10
1892, Saint Petersburg. Sasha, a young Russian aristocrat, has always been fascinated by her grandfather's life as an adventurer. A renowned explorer, he designed a magnificent arctic ship, but he hasn't returned from his last expedition to the North Pole. To save her family's honor, Sasha runs away. Headed towards the Great North, she follows her grandfather's trail in search of his famous ship.
All the Gods in the Sky
6.2/10
30-year-old factory worker Simon lives a solitary existence on a decrepit farm in the remote French countryside. Devoting his time to caring for his sister Estelle, who was left severely disabled when a childhood game went horribly wrong, Simon is plagued by guilt and depression. But he sees a way out, looking to otherworldly forces as a means of liberating both himself and his sister from the corporeal prisons in which they are confined.
Joan the Maid II: The Prisons
7.4/10
The second film covers Joan's trial and the end of her life.
Ce Jour là, tout a changé : L'évasion de Louis XVI
7.7/10
A Dark Night
A bloody plunge into the world of street prostitution and human misery...
A Perfect Blue Sky
6.9/10
Simon lives in the ruins of a lonely desert farm. He is not, however, alone. Caregiver to a gravely ill roommate from a childhood long past and in regular contact with beings from a far away place, Simon's home life is very full indeed.
