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Rising Tide
Maya, 14 years old, breaks the monotony of the family holiday on the Atlantic coast by spending time with her 32 year old uncle Jean. By his side, she finds a new kind of freedom. As the days go by, they get closer.
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Maya, 14 years old, breaks the monotony of the family holiday on the Atlantic coast by spending time with her 32 year old uncle Jean. By his side, she finds a new kind of freedom. As the days go by, they get closer.
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Les 48° Rugissants Productions
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