Jérôme Walter Gueguen

Two explorers return from the sea 100 years after an apocalyptic event renders dry land uninhabitable. Attached to a primitive and cumbersome life support system, they struggle to co-operate, while an unknown evil tests their faith, threatens their friendship, and jeopardizes their survival.

Jérôme wants to make a film that embodies our time and the sempiternal crisis of the present-day: so what better subject matter than chairs, the true symbol of all semi-logical reasoning, everyday tools that are easy to use, and the perfect incarnation of all productive processes?

In a detention center for time-space travelers, an astrophysicist and his team are torn between their fear of changing their present, freeing future travelers, and their humanity bringing them closer to their distant descendants.

Two explorers return from the sea 100 years after an apocalyptic event renders dry land uninhabitable. Attached to a primitive and cumbersome life support system, they struggle to co-operate, while an unknown evil tests their faith, threatens their friendship, and jeopardizes their survival.

Jérôme wants to make a film that embodies our time and the sempiternal crisis of the present-day: so what better subject matter than chairs, the true symbol of all semi-logical reasoning, everyday tools that are easy to use, and the perfect incarnation of all productive processes?

In a detention center for time-space travelers, an astrophysicist and his team are torn between their fear of changing their present, freeing future travelers, and their humanity bringing them closer to their distant descendants.

In a detention center for time-space travelers, an astrophysicist and his team are torn between their fear of changing their present, freeing future travelers, and their humanity bringing them closer to their distant descendants.