Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness
Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness explores true identity through exploration.
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Solène is an ambitious photographer in financial difficulty. When a call from a former client interrupts a photo shoot with her friend Camille, she has no idea what a strange assignment she is about to be given. Finally, the caller tells Solène about his last wish for a very special photo—and in doing so, shakes her entire worldview. An intense journey through her thoughts and feelings begins as she struggles with herself, the assignment, and somehow also with the whole world.
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Solène is an ambitious photographer in financial difficulty. When a call from a former client interrupts a photo shoot with her friend Camille, she has no idea what a strange assignment she is about to be given. Finally, the caller tells Solène about his last wish for a very special photo—and in doing so, shakes her entire worldview. An intense journey through her thoughts and feelings begins as she struggles with herself, the assignment, and somehow also with the whole world.
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