In a dystopian world dominated by an oppressive regime, a woman, Jessica, rescues orphaned boys and gives them love and understanding, offering them an escape from their violent past. Bound by a united hope for peace and harmony, this matriarchal family fight for a better future.
After several acclaimed, provocative short films, French filmmakers Caroline Poggi & Jonathan Vinel’s feature is a revelation. An intimate science-fiction film concerning a matriarch and her “orphans,” Jessica Forever is an enigmatic polemic on the power of platonic love in a pre-apocalyptic world.
Moldova
Palestinian Territories
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Paraguay
Zimbabwe
Bulgaria
Senegal
Lebanon
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Bolivia
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Cameroon
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Ecuador
Uganda
Côte d’Ivoire
Sudan
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Chile
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Myanmar (Burma)
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Burkina Faso
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