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    • From 13 April 2023

    Full Time À plein temps

    Éric Gravel / France / 2021 / 88 min / French

    A social drama crafted as a heart-pounding thriller, the film follows a single mother struggling to make ends meet and build a better future in a constant race against time. Best Director and Best Actress Awards in the Horizons section of the Venice Film Festival, and a Special Mention at the Ljubljana International Film Festival.

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