Sinopsis
For the first time in a long time, three inmates are granted a weekend leave. 48 hours to settle down. 48 hours to reconnect with their loved ones. 48 hours to try to make up for lost time.
Ève Duchemin is a director and a screenwriter. She learnt the craft of image at INSAS, Belgium, in the 2000’s. She has directed documentary portraits, also handling their photography, such as “Ghislain et Liliane, couple avec pigeons” 2005 and “Mémoire d'envol”, 2007. She then outlined the portrait of an increasingly precarious youth in “Avant que les murs tombent”, 2009; and “L’âge adulte”, 2012 - awarded at Brive, Nyon, Poitiers and Clermont Ferrand. While preparing the documentary film “En Bataille”, 2016, Ève Duchemin discovered, from the prisoners with whom she did a workshop, the theme of her first fiction feature film: “Temps mort”.
With the collaboration of the General Delegation Wallonia-Brussels in Spain.
Director: Ève Duchemin (Belgium)
Genre: Fiction
Country of production: France/Benelux
Year of production: 2022
Running time: 118’
Language: French/Original version with Spanish subtitles
Cast: Karim Leklou, Issaka Sawadogo, Jarod Cousyns
Production: Annabella Nezri
Screenwriter: Ève Duchemin
Director of photography: Colin Lévêque
Production companies: Kwassa films, Les films de l’autre cougar
International sales: Pyramide International
Festival/Awards Nominee, Beijing International Film Festival
Beijing International Film Festival).
Premiere in Spain.
