Is the movie Letters to Max available on Netflix, Disney+, Prime or Apple TV+?

We at Stream Tracker take a closer look at Letters to Max (2010), Eric Baudelaire’s epistolary essay film built from a correspondence with Maxim Gvinjia, the former Foreign Minister of the breakaway Caucasian state of Abkhazia. Part intimate chronicle of a growing friendship, part meditation on diplomacy, exile and the speculative mechanics of nationhood, the film pieces together letters, voice-over and archival fragments to probe what makes a territory — and who gets to name it. In this article we check where Letters to Max can be streamed (Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video and AppleTV+), and guide you through current availability and editions so you can find the right place to watch.

Synopsis

An exchange of letters between French artist-filmmaker Eric Baudelaire and Maxim Gvinjia, the former foreign minister of the self-declared Caucasian republic of Abkhazia, becomes the film’s central thread. It traces the development of their friendship while serving as an inventive, unconventional essay that examines how nationhood is imagined, contested, and sustained through acts of political and personal speculation.

Release date

2010

Duration

1h 50min

Rating

Director

David Nixon

Country

États-Unis

Genre(s)

Drame

Cast

Robyn Lively Jeffrey Johnson Bailee Madison Maree Cheatham Tanner Maguire Michael Bolten Ralph Waite