CIFF23 - Time Out + ALEX CHALK

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Release date: 22 September 2023

Running time: 115 minutes

UK PREMIERE Three long term inmates are coming to the end of their prison sentences.  As part of their parole, they are each given a 48 hour pass to go back to their communities.  All are advised to spend it with family.  Wise words, but what if the families are not happy to see you after all this time?  Or the lure of the criminal world is too seductive? Former documentary film maker Eve Duchemin moves to features with this moving and thought-provoking drama. Her unique visual style brings an air of realism to her subject matter, retaining a verité feel but remaining warmly cinematic thanks to richly textured cinematography and snappy editing – a drink and drug fuelled night club scene being a highlight. Justice Secretary Alex Chalk with discuss the film and with director Eve Duchemin (tbc) Please note: There will be no ads or trailers, so please arrive promptly at the advertised start time. For more information on the Cheltenham International Film Festival, please visit https://cheltfilm.com/

Original title: CIFF23 - Time Out + ALEX CHALK

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Production: 2023

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