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Marie, an African refugee, works as the head chef at a retirement home in a sleepy mountain town in the south of France. Her simple but satisfying life is upended by the arrival of Father Patrick, an African priest who she recognizes as the warlord who slaughtered her family. As he further endears himself to her community and in the place she now calls home, Marie must decide if she will exact her revenge or cling to the new life she’s built. A provocative and daring exploration of fear, trauma, and revenge, this masterfully told story with brilliant performances is a fearless and explosive modern-day thriller examining human complexities.
AWARDS:
Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature (Tribeca Film Festival),
Mind the Gap Creation Prize Winner & Audience Award for Best Indie Feature ( Mill Valley Film Festival),
Best Narrative Feature Film & John Singleton Award for First Feature (American Black Film Festival),
NYWIFT Award for Excellence in Filmmaking (Hamptons Film Festival),
Best Narrative Feature & Audience Award (Indie Memphis),
Best Narrative Feature (Heartland Film Festival),
Best Feature (New Orleans Film Festival),
Best Feature, Best Black Lens & Special Mention for Best Performance (Sidewalk Film Festival),
Best Screenplay (Tirana International Film Festival), Female Spotlight Award (Tallgrass Film Festival)
