Future Things L’avenir (2016) | 8.2 points | Berlin International Film Festival Main Competition Unit Golden Bear Award (Nominated) | Starring Isabelle Huppert | French/German/English with Chinese subtitles | Online viewing cloud disk resources

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**Things to Come (2016)** is a drama film directed and written by Mia Hansen-Løve, featuring Isabelle Huppert as Nathalie, a philosophy teacher. After decades of marriage, Nathalie's husband, Hans, reveals he has a lover and plans to leave her. This revelation deeply affects Nathalie, who is also dealing with her mother's depression and multiple suicide attempts, leading her to place her in a nursing home against her wishes. Seeking solace, Nathalie visits a commune established by her former student, Fabian, and his friends. The film explores themes of love, loss, and resilience.

Future Things L’avenir (2016) 丨 8.2 points 丨 Berlin International Film Festival Main Competition Unit Golden Bear Award (Nomination) 丨 Isabelle Huppert stars French/German/English subtitles Online cloud resources
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Director: Mia Hansen-Løve
Writer: Mia Hansen-Løve
Starring: Isabelle Huppert / André Marcon / Roman Kolinka / Édith Scob / Iris Bry
Genre: Drama
Country/Region of Production: France / Germany
Language: French / German / English
Release Date: 2016-02-13 (Berlin Film Festival) / 2016-04-06 (France)
Duration: 102 minutes
Also Known As: Once Upon a Time, Now, Future (Hong Kong) / Love in the Future (Taiwan) / Future / Things to Come
IMDb: tt4120176
Plot Summary
Nathalie (Isabelle Huppert) is a philosophy teacher who has been married to her husband Hans (André Marcon) for decades. They have raised two children together, and their life is peaceful and fulfilling. One day, Hans suddenly confesses to Nathalie that he has a lover outside, and not only that, he plans to move out and live with her. Although Nathalie pretends to remain calm on the surface, she is deeply hurt inside.
Nathalie's mother (Édith Scob) was once a popular model but now suffers from depression, having attempted suicide multiple times. In desperation, Nathalie has no choice but to go against her mother's wishes and send her to a nursing home. Meanwhile, Nathalie follows the advice of her former student Fabian (Roman Kolinka) and goes to the commune he has established with his friends in the mountains.
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