Maxence Ouvrard

Dating by telephone in 1992. A trip to Morocco to dig up the past. A soldier returning home without his partner. A family fracturing under the strain of Jehovah. Four men learn to embrace the future, and say goodbye.

Timothée, a 17-year-old Jehovah’s Witness, is shocked to learn of his best friend’s excommunication. Confronted with the choice of his future schooling, he will question the precepts of his community and come up against the fanaticism of his mother.

Dating by telephone in 1992. A trip to Morocco to dig up the past. A soldier returning home without his partner. A family fracturing under the strain of Jehovah. Four men learn to embrace the future, and say goodbye.

Timothée, a 17-year-old Jehovah’s Witness, is shocked to learn of his best friend’s excommunication. Confronted with the choice of his future schooling, he will question the precepts of his community and come up against the fanaticism of his mother.

Timothée, a 17-year-old Jehovah’s Witness, is shocked to learn of his best friend’s excommunication. Confronted with the choice of his future schooling, he will question the precepts of his community and come up against the fanaticism of his mother.