Antoine

About This Movie

Antoine is a deeply touching documentary that immerses you in the world of a six-year-old boy who happens to be blind. Filmmaker Laura Bari has this gentle way of capturing both the mundane and the extraordinary moments of Antoine's life. You see him in class, navigating through his day-to-day with an unfiltered sense of joy and curiosity. The pacing feels very organic, allowing you to breathe with him as he plays with his friends and engages in imaginative games. The film’s atmosphere is not solely about his blindness; it’s more about resilience, friendship, and the rich inner life of a child. There's a rawness to the way it unfolds that really gets you thinking about perception and experience. It’s a unique lens into a world often overlooked.

Documentary about childhood and perceptionSensitive portrayal of a blind childFocuses on everyday life and imagination