Cynthia works in a factory and struggles to communicate with her teenage daughter. Her brother, Maurice—a photographer who encourages his clients to smile—is himself going through a marital crisis. Following the death of her adoptive parents, a young optometrist named Hortense sets out to discover the identity of her biological mother. Their paths will cross in a way that challenges their perceptions of themselves and their origins.
In *Secrets & Lies*, winner of the Palme d’Or, Mike Leigh explores the lives of characters trapped in a web of unspoken truths, mutual grievances, and a facade of contentment. Humor emerges from awkwardness, and even the most mundane conversation can lead to both startling revelations and a long-desired sense of closeness. At the heart of the film are two central performances: Brenda Blethyn—who received the Best Actress award at Cannes for her portrayal of Cynthia—and Marianne Jean-Baptiste as Hortense.
Cynthia works in a factory and struggles to communicate with her teenage daughter. Her brother, Maurice—a photographer who encourages his clients to smile—is himself going through a marital crisis. Following the death of her adoptive parents, a young optometrist named Hortense sets out to discover the identity of her biological mother. Their paths will cross in a way that challenges their perceptions of themselves and their origins.
In *Secrets & Lies*, winner of the Palme d’Or, Mike Leigh explores the lives of characters trapped in a web of unspoken truths, mutual grievances, and a facade of contentment. Humor emerges from awkwardness, and even the most mundane conversation can lead to both startling revelations and a long-desired sense of closeness. At the heart of the film are two central performances: Brenda Blethyn—who received the Best Actress award at Cannes for her portrayal of Cynthia—and Marianne Jean-Baptiste as Hortense.
Spektrum to sala kinowa na drugim piętrze KOTa. Wzorowane na amerykańskich pałacach filmowych wnętrze zapewnia wygodne miejsca dla 100 osób. Spektrum to przestrzeń, która przypomina widzom, że prawdziwe ekranowe emocje można przeżywać tylko w kinie.
