Days of Happiness

About This Movie

Days of Happiness is quite the poignant exploration of ambition and emotional conflict, anchored in the bustling backdrop of Montreal's music scene. Emma, portrayed with a raw intensity, navigates the complexities of her relationship with her father and her lover, a cellist who just exited a marriage. The film has this beautiful rhythm, a sort of lyrical pacing that draws you into the emotional undercurrents without feeling rushed. Chloé Robichaud captures the tension and release in both the music and the characters' lives, making it feel like a dance rather than a mere narrative. The performances are sincere, often leaving you caught between joy and melancholy. There's a certain authenticity to how it portrays both the competitive world of classical music and the personal struggles that come with it.

Strong character-driven narrativeAuthentic musical performancesExplores father-daughter dynamics