Beyond the Walls
A Film by David Lambert
2012 - Belgium/Canada/France - Drama - DCP - 2.35 - 98 min.
with Guillaume Gouix , Matila Malliarakis , Mélissa Désormeaux Poulin & David Salles
Language: French
Produced by Jean-Yves Roubin , Jerome Dopffer & Daniel Morin
Paulo, a young pianist living an ambivalent life with Anka, meets Ilir, a loner bass player.
It’s love at first sight and they start living on love alone.
The day Paulo promises to love him for life, Ilir leaves town for a concert, and never comes back…
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