Synopsis
In the middle of the ocean, just off the coast of Mayotte, Sam, a sailor in search of adventure, is about to rescue Ibra, a young teenager from the island. Lost in the middle of the ocean, the child sits calmly on a large floating beacon. Intriguingly, Ibra refuses to get off and asks to be left alone to meditate. Curious and impressed, Sam sets out to discover Ibra's strange procession.
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Actors (3)
Production and distribution (1)
- Executive Producer : Punchline Cinéma
Full credits (19)
- Executive Producers : Lucas Tothe, Sylvain Lagrillère
- Screenwriter : Rémi Parisse
- Director of Photography : Tristan Chenais
- Music Composer : Olivier Daubry
- Assistant director : Marie Barbaza
- Editor : Gwen Ghelid
- Sound Recordist : Edgar Imbault
- Line Producer : Lucas Tothe
- Assistant Operator : Mathias Godron
- Camera Operator : Clément Petit
- Production manager : Jessica Arfuso
- Sound Editor : Tristan Pontécaille
- Continuity supervisor : Sophie Bouteiller
- Production Designers : Dimitri Meruz, Sébastien Tschaenn
- Casting : Élodie Bensoussan
- Grader : Christophe Bousquet
- Make-up Artist : Dylan Gissinger
- Sound Mixer : Matthieu Tertois
- Sound design : Olivier Daubry
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Technical details
- Type : Short film
- Genres : Fiction
- Sub-genre : Social comedy, Children's films
- Themes : Adolescence, Ocean, Environment, Beliefs, Spiritualité
- Production language : French, Maore
- Production country : France
- Original French-language productions : Unspecified
- Nationality : 100% French (France)
- Production year : 2023
- Runtime : 10 min 54 seconds
- Visa number : 157.613
- Visa issue date : 13/09/2023
- Production formats : Digital video
- Color type : Color
- Aspect ratio : 2.39
- Audio format : Digital 5.1
- Rating restrictions : None
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https://www.punchlinecinema.com/film/fundi-2/
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