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DRAME | 4 MINUTES | 2021
Un chauffeur de taxi, accusé d’avoir roulé à 852 km/h, affronte l’absurdité d’une administration sourde à sa détresse.
A taxi driver, accused of speeding at 852 km/h, faces the absurdity of an administration deaf to his plight.
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DRAME | 4 MINUTES | 2021
Un chauffeur de taxi, accusé d’avoir roulé à 852 km/h, affronte l’absurdité d’une administration sourde à sa détresse.
A taxi driver, accused of speeding at 852 km/h, faces the absurdity of an administration deaf to his plight.
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Synopsis (fr)
Philippe, chauffeur de taxi, découvre qu’un bug informatique l’accuse d’avoir roulé à 852 km/h. Sans permis, il risque de tout perdre. Face à une administration inflexible, il implore, argumente, s’énerve… jusqu’à ce que la situation prenne une tournure inattendue. Un huis clos grinçant sur l’absurdité bureaucratique et la violence sociale, où la frontière entre réalité et mise en scène se brouille.
Synopsis (en)
Philippe, a taxi driver, discovers a computer glitch has accused him of driving at 852 km/h. Without his license, he risks losing everything. Confronting an inflexible bureaucracy, he pleads, argues, explodes… until the situation takes an unexpected turn. A biting chamber piece on bureaucratic absurdity and social violence, where the line between reality and performance blurs.
Director: Guillaume Courty; Screenplay: Guillaume Courty; Image: Fabien Lamotte; Sound: Christophe d'Ornellas; Editing: Guillaume Courty
Cast: Serge Da Silva, Jean Fornerod, Bertrand Goncalves, Loelia Salvador
Cast: Serge Da Silva, Jean Fornerod, Bertrand Goncalves, Loelia Salvador
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