For the holidays, Gabriel and Iris return to a family house in Portugal with their daughters Emma and Zoe, irresistible six-year-old twins. In the heart of a solar landscape, between bathing in the river and their kids’ laughter, the couple’s past resurfaces.
Available in
DVD
DVD
Language:
Français
Subtitles:
Français, English, Português
Disc features:
Image 16X9 2.35:1
Color
Ausio : DTS HD 5.1
95’
Discs:
1
Cast
ANA GIRARDOT
CLÉMENT ROUSSIER
OCÉANE LE CAOUSSIN
MARGAUX LE CAOUSSIN
TERESA MADRUGA
PAULO CALATRÉ
With the participation of AGATHE BONITZER
Crew
PAULO BRANCO presents
a film written and directed by CLARA and LAURA LAPERROUSAZ
Director of photography VASCO VIANA
Music GIANI CASEROTTO
Editing NICOLAS DESMAISON
Script supervisor PAULO MIL HOMENS
Sound editing RÉMI DUREL
Re-recording mixer JULIE TRIBOUT
First assistant director DINO ESTRELINHA
Set design ISABEL BRANCO
Costumes VALÉRIE CABELI
Production (Portugal) ANA PINHÃO MOURA et DANIELA LEITÃO
Production & Post-production supervisor RAOUL PERUZZI
An ALFAMA FILMS production
In association with LEOPARDO FILMES
With the participation of CENTRE NATIONAL DU CINÉMA ET DE L’IMAGE ANIMÉE
With the support of CÂMARA MUNICIPAL DE SERPA
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Tallinn Black Nights
International premiere - Special Prize of the Jury for Directing
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Auch Festival Indépendance(s) et création
Premiere
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ARTEKINO Festival
Competition
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LEFFEST - Lisbon & Sintra Film Festival
Discoveries
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Cinessonne - Portrait de Jeunesse #2
Coup de Cœur Long métrage - Jury jeunes volontaires Unicité
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Gardanne Film Festival of Automn
Premiere
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Arras Film Festival
Découvertes Européennes
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Bordeaux Independence Film Festival
Competition
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Annonay International First Film Festival
Out of Competition
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Festival CinéMA 35 en fête
Meeting
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17ème Rencontre du Cinéma Européen
Festival Opening
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Espoo Ciné International Film Festival
Competition
News about Sunbeat
Great Audiences on Arte for Soleil Battant!
Broadcast in prime time on Arte Wednesday, November 27, Clara and Laura Laperrousaz´s feature gathered 1.03 million spectators (or 4.5% share of audition) for its first televised passage.