In the French harbor city of Le Havre, an elderly shoeshiner with an ailing wife crosses paths with a young African refugee pursued by the police for deportation.
Trailers
Le Havre - U.S. Release Trailer (Aki Kaurismäki, 2011)
Here is the sunniest film I've seen by Aki Kaurismaki, and he reveals a lot of sunshine inside for a director whose world is usually filled with deadpan losers.
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Amy Taubin
RTFilm Comment MagazineAug 27, 2019
It's pure Kaurismäki, a graceful, deeply humanist work, and very tough despite its limpid beauty...
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Hannah McGill
RTSight & SoundJul 9, 2018
Le Havre is brought to life by its raw, hopeful humanity; it feels close and real despite its deliberate distance.
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Erick Estrada
RTCinegarageJul 5, 2024
Few ingredients, a lot to say, and only with images. Camaraderie, humanity, cruelty, capitalism, men. All of that without giving mediocre messages. [Full review in Spanish]