Feature Film | 2013-2015 | France
Main data
| Director | Joseph Morder |
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| Written by | Joseph Morder, Mariette Désert (co-writer), Cécile Vargaftig (co-writer), Harold Manning (dialogue writer) |
| Production | La Vie est Belle Films Associés [fr] |
| Distributor | Caravan Pass [fr], Épicentre Films [fr] |
Project data
| Film financing | |
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| Length of movie | 86' |
| Aspect ratio | Widescreen USA (1 : 1,85) |
| Sound format | Dolby SRD / Dolby digital (5.1, 6 channels) |
Brief synopsis
Thirty-year-old Valentin is a young painter locked inside an imaginary world. A reunion with his grandmother Nina gives him the opportunity to stroll through a fantasy Paris. During these few days, a truth emerges from behind appearances. Nina has always refused to speak about her past, even with her son. Valentin has never been able to love. Nina finally accepts to tell him about how she was sent to the concentration camps.
When day breaks, Valentin, freed at last, can begin to fill his canvases with color and enter the real world.
When day breaks, Valentin, freed at last, can begin to fill his canvases with color and enter the real world.