Directed by Bernard Dresse
Ivo, who is in his thirties, gets off the train and calls his wife to tell her he is on his way home. His four-year-old daughter answers the phone and tells him that she is home alone. The young frightened father does everything he can do to get home as soon as possible. When passing a household appliance store, he sees an image of war on a television screen. It shows a young father coming out of a destroyed house carrying his dead child. Stressed and confused, Ivo loses track of reality with every minute that passes, as he tries to make his way home. His own reality and the reality of war become inextricably linked and indistinguishable.
Directed by Bernard Dresse
Camera Sebastien Koeppel
Produced by Aurélien Bodinaux
Production Manager Severin Andrieu-Delille
Production Neon Rouge
Assistant Director Valérie Houdart
2nd Assistant director Vania Leturcq
Director of Photography Hichame Alaouie
1st Assistant Camera Yann Tribolle
Key Grip Jean Christophe Delinaoumis
Gaffer Juan Christobal Fontes Salinas
Script Emilie Flamant
Sound Engineer Yunus Acar
Perchman Sarah Gouret
Make-up artist Patricia Richard
Production designer Geneviève Leyh
Production designer Gaspard Berlier
Location Manager Adrien Devisscher
Post-production supervisor Laurent Chinot
Editing Yannick Leroy
In collaboration with Ministère de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles
Genre Short film - fiction - black and white
Language French - English
Subtitles French - English
Format 16/9
Sound Stereo
Shot on 16 mm
Available on 35mm - Beta SP
Quintessence - Official Competition (Bénin 2010)
MIDIS DU COURT - non competitive (Brussels 2010)
Le court en dit long - Official Competition (Paris 2009)
FIFF - Official Competition (Namur 2009)