Reassessing the past....
“Going Away” is a romantic drama focusing on loner Baptiste (Pierre Rochefort), a gifted substitute elementary school teacher in the south of France. He’s adept at making schoolwork come alive for his students, yet never remains in the same job for more than a semester. Left in charge of Mathias (Mathias Brezot) one weekend by the child’s negligent father, Baptiste accompanies the boy to his mother, Sandra (Louise Bourgeon), a fragile woman who works on the beach. An erratic parent eager to make amends, Sandra welcomes Baptiste and her son into her bungalow. For one magical day, they are united into something of a family. But the peaceful idyll doesn’t last. Sandra owes money and her creditors are pressuring her. She is once again forced to flee. To help her, Baptiste must return to his own roots and to dark, painful secrets within him.<br /><br />The film is partly about the attempt to return home, only to discover old wounds and bad blood. Director Nicole Garcia elicits strong performances and creates a moody setting for the characters’ journey of discovery. Sandra’s debt seems out of left field — a handy plot point to introduce conflict. The cinematography of the south of France is breathtaking, and is vital in sustaining the film’s atmosphere.<br /><br />The only bonus feature on the unrated DVD is a theatrical trailer. The film is in French, with English subtitles.
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