Directed by Julia Ducournau
A woman with a metal plate in her head from a childhood car accident embarks on a bizarre journey, bringing her into contact with a firefighter who's reunited with his missing son after 10 years.
Titanium, 變鈦, 티탄, Титан, Titan, 钛, טיטאן, Titán, 鈦, Titanė, تيتانيوم, تیتان, TITANE/チタン, Titaan, Titāns
France Cannes Film Festival 
Poland16 New Horizons International Film Festival 
Australia Melbourne International Film Festival 
Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo Film Festival 
Norway15 Norwegian International Film Festival 
Israel Jerusalem Film Festival 
Canada Toronto International Film Festival Canada 
USA USA New York Film Festival 
Armenia Golden Apricot International Film Festival 
UK18 
South Korea19 
Brazil São Paulo International Film Festival Australia Sydney Film Festival 
Ireland18 Cork International Film Festival 
Uruguay José Ignacio International Film Festival 
Indonesia Jakarta World Cinema 
FinlandK-16 
SingaporeR21 France16 
Luxembourg 
Switzerland16 
Belgium 
Netherlands16 
ItalyVM18 
Russia18+ 
Ukraine18+ Canada18A USAR 
Czechia18+ 
Germany16 Israel 
PortugalM/16 
Spain18 
Sweden15 
LithuaniaN-18 
Estonia 
GreeceΚ-18 
Hungary18 
Latvia Norway15 
Denmark15 AustraliaR 18+ South Korea19 Ireland18 UK18 
Hong KongIII FinlandK-18 USAR France 
India Germany16 India 
Turkey18+ France Germany16 Armenia Australia Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Brazil Canada Czechia Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hong Kong Hungary India Indonesia Ireland Israel Italy Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Russia Singapore South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey UK USA Ukraine Uruguay 
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
gay son AND thot daughter
me the whole movie: i would like to see the baby
eraserhead but for the LGBTQ community
Guys, I think I watched the wrong Cars movie…
beneath its steely and bloody exterior, beneath its impeccably directed body horror, even beneath all the fascinating things it has to say about the fluidity of gender, Titane is ultimately a film about love. about what happens when love brushes up against hate and fear and rage and alienation and every negative emotion oozing through your veins like motor oil. how love is born from the most unlikely sources, how it takes myriad forms (romantic, platonic, paternal, maternal, etc.).
Cronenberg's Crash deals with similar subject matter, i.e. cars and fucking, but in a cold and clinical way (not a critique at all!! i love Crash!!!), whereas Titane is unexpectedly warm and deeply human. the reason this film rises above so…
watch it with your mom
Rosemercedes baby (2021)
best movie ever, what more could you want here? not one part of this isn’t paid full attention to. so bold, so metallic, so gross and so funny??? to think, i loved ‘raw’ and this just completely surpasses that movie in every way. the music choices, come on!! the whole movie is on FIRE! this is a sloppy review and i’m sorry about that but i just loved this. i had such a good time and i’m so so so excited to watch it again and show it to everyone i know besides my parents because i don’t know if they’ll dig this one tbh!
TITANE 🤝🏽 FAST & FURIOUS
It's all about cars & family.
the most fucked up wholesome movie
those firefighters really loved dancing with each other
