- “Sugar Cane Alley” (1983) – This critically acclaimed French film tells the story of a young boy named Jose growing up in a poor sugar cane plantation community in Reunion during the 1930s.
- “Samy” (2002) – “Samy” is a heartwarming French adventure film that revolves around a young boy named Samy who embarks on a journey through Reunion to find his long-lost father.
- “The Ancestor” (2015) – Set in Reunion, this drama film follows a young woman named Seyna who discovers her family history and roots back to slavery. She goes on a quest to reconnect with her ancestors and understand her heritage.
- “The Fabulous Patars” (2016) – This French comedy centres around two half-brothers who inherit a brothel in Reunion and find themselves navigating the challenges of running the establishment.
- “Lost Islands” (2020) – This coming-of-age drama is set in Reunion and portrays the story of Zak, a rebellious teenager who embarks on a journey of self-discovery and reconciliation with his estranged father.
- “The Fourth Island” by Sarah Tolmie (2015) – This novel explores the story of three women who form an unlikely bond as they explore the mysteries of the fourth island in Reunion.
- “The Last Reunion” by Kayte Nunn (2019) – Set in both Reunion and Australia, this novel follows a group of friends who gather for a reunion on the island. Secrets from the past come to light, and they must confront the consequences of their actions.
- “The House at Reunion” by Emma Bamford (2013) – In this memoir, the author recounts her experiences of moving to Reunion and renovating an old house. It delves into the challenges and joys of starting a new life on the island.
- “Sugar Cane” by Derek Bickerton (1996) – This historical novel immerses readers in the world of Reunion during the 19th century, focusing on the island’s sugar plantations and the interconnected lives of the characters.
- “Snake Pit” by Ben Pastor (2008) – While not entirely set in Reunion, this mystery novel features sections on the island. It follows the investigations of Detective Inspector in the paramilitary police, Martin Bora, during World War II.
WANDERLIST: Réunion Island in books and on film
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