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Local rebellious teenager Clotaire falls for his schoolmate Jackie, but gang violence leads him to a darker destructive path. After years apart, the star-crossed lovers discover that every path they've taken leads them back together.
Local rebellious teenager Clotaire falls for his schoolmate Jackie, but gang violence leads him to a darker destructive path. After years apart, the star-crossed lovers discover that every path they've taken leads them back together.
The film is rated Left-Leaning due to its implicit critique of social conditions, class struggle, and societal failures that trap individuals in cycles of violence, reflecting a clear awareness of social inequities.
The film presents a socially diverse cast with characters from varied backgrounds. However, the narrative primarily centers on a personal relationship and individual struggles within a criminal context, offering limited exploration of broader social diversity or systemic issues, and refraining from explicit critique of traditional identities.
Beating Hearts primarily focuses on a heterosexual romantic relationship and its social context. Available sources do not indicate the presence of explicit LGBTQ+ characters or themes, suggesting the film does not engage with LGBTQ+ representation in its narrative.
The movie does not contain any action or adventure elements.
The film 'Beating Hearts' appears to feature original characters. There is no indication that it is an adaptation, biopic, or reboot where pre-existing characters with established genders have been portrayed as a different gender.
The film "Beating Hearts" is an original production set in a late 1980s French town, featuring a diverse cast including Black characters. There is no indication it is an adaptation of existing material or based on historical figures where character races were previously established. Therefore, the inclusion of diverse characters does not constitute a race swap.
Combines user and critic ratings from four sources