‘Enzo’ North American premiere

In “Enzo,” a riveting drama set along the breathtaking coast of the South of France, a 16-year-old boy defies his bourgeois family’s expectations by starting a masonry apprenticeship. There he meets a charismatic Ukrainian colleague who shakes up his world. Premiered at the Director’s Fortnight at the Cannes Film Festival, and written and partially directed by Laurent Cantet (“The Workshop,” BWF 2018), who died before being able to finish.

“Enzo” will screen in recognition of World Refugee Awareness Month and Pride Month as part of Belmont World Film’s 24th International Film Series, “Thicker than water,” which explores the ties that bind—and sometimes limit us—through an intimate and far-reaching collection of stories about families in all their complexity. Across cultures and continents, these films ask what we inherit, what we carry, and what we owe one another. The series unfolds over consecutive Mondays at the West Newton Cinema.

For complete details on the films in this series, visit our web site.