Synopsis
Camille and Blaï, an artistic and sentimental couple, have earned the admiration of the European theatre scene thanks to the unclassifiable shows of their company, Baro d’evel. When Festival d’Avignon, one of the most important theater festivals in the world, commissions them a new piece of work, the couple feels the need to find a renewed sense to their existence as artists, partners and parents in order to provide answers to the concerns and fears that torment us as human beings.
Director
Salvador Sunyer
Salvador Sunyer graduated in directing from ESCAC. Bugarach (2014), his first feature-length documentary, won the FIPRESCI award at the St. Petersburg Festival, was nominated for Best Documentary Film at the Gaudí Awards, and competed in festivals such as Hot Docs, Prix Europa, and IDFA. In 2022, he premiered the short film Alopecia Androgénica, a work that explores family legacy while serving as an ironic reflection on artistic creation. He was a partner at Nanouk Films for 10 years.
