Eden

A film about the journey into memory, oscillating between infinite lightness and the incipient, misunderstood pain of childhood. Eve dives into her unconscious in search of the memory of her childhood.

Actresses : Adèle Bouchon, Marie-Laurence Bouchon @marielaurencebouchon
Voice over : Sonia Ichti @ichtisonia
Executive producer & line producer : Rachel Roncin @rachelrncn
Executive producer : Yoël Servadio @yoel_servadio
Director of photography : Edouard le Grelle @edlegrelle
1st assistant director : Jacques Mady @madyybam
Focus-puller : Adrien Savary @moodattraction
Assistant camera operator : Clara Guizard @claraguizard
Sound engineer : Ronan Malléjac
Editor : Stéphane Azar @stephaneazar
Sound designer : Barthélémy Belleudy @bart__bell
Colorist : Alice Prud’homme @alice_prudhomme
Set designer : Antoine Meffre Chol @antoine.meffrechol
Location manager : Louis Schneider @louis_shndr
Assistant location manager : Clothilde Guellerin @letsfreeourminds
Costume designer : Lola Bourdin @eniedocc
Costume supervisor : Élise Lentz
Make up & hair : Léa Beslu
Key grip : Valentin Prud’homme @prudhomme_valentin
Grip : Romain Colléaux @_romkokaofficial
Gaffer : Samson Lagorce @isthissamson @samson.lgrc
Best boy : Paul Marillonnet @pmarillonnet
Stills photographer : Layla Blanco @laylablc
Title’s artwork : Ines Debelle @inesdebelle

This film is a reflection of a childhood that was itself partially dissociated, an attempt to pick up the pieces. It’s a necessary first film from a personal point of view, but one that might be unlikely to find an audience… it’s a starting point! I’d like everyone to be able to find their own story and meaning in it, and to be moved by the few minutes spent in its company.

This film is a reflection of a childhood that was itself partially dissociated, an attempt to pick up the pieces. It’s a necessary first film from a personal point of view, but one that’s unlikely to find an audience… it’s a starting point! I’d like everyone to be able to find their own story and meaning in it, and to be moved by the few minutes spent in its company.