Charles Benoin

Set against the windswept coast of Normandy. Described as “a meditation on love, loss, and the quiet courage it takes to move forward”.

Robert, an aging clock-maker, longs to reconnect with his son César in his final days. As César senses the atelier's stopped clocks hold a deeper meaning, he sets out to uncover the truth. Meanwhile, on the Riviera, a shadowy saboteur of timepieces nears exposure, as ambitious young journalist Émilie races to reveal a story she knows could be her greatest.

After the death of her best friend, Suzanne goes to the funeral vigil. She feels a deep loneliness and despite her grief, she misses the tears.

Set against the windswept coast of Normandy. Described as “a meditation on love, loss, and the quiet courage it takes to move forward”.

Robert, an aging clock-maker, longs to reconnect with his son César in his final days. As César senses the atelier's stopped clocks hold a deeper meaning, he sets out to uncover the truth. Meanwhile, on the Riviera, a shadowy saboteur of timepieces nears exposure, as ambitious young journalist Émilie races to reveal a story she knows could be her greatest.

After the death of her best friend, Suzanne goes to the funeral vigil. She feels a deep loneliness and despite her grief, she misses the tears.