The Best Way to Walk

Overview

Set against the backdrop of a summer camp in the idyllic French countryside in 1960, Marc and Philippe serve as counselors. Their camaraderie takes a dark turn when Marc discovers Philippe donning women’s attire and makeup one night. Instead of offering support, Marc resorts to taunting Philippe, subjecting him to a series of humiliations. Their complex relationship unfolds amidst the challenges of adolescence, revealing themes of identity, power dynamics, and the struggle for acceptance. The film navigates the delicate balance between friendship and cruelty, leaving a lasting impression on both characters.