In hell, the dead work in call centers under the illusion of earning a place in heaven by satisfying the living. This is not worth the money for some, except when their loved ones suddenly disappear for heaven…
director: Adrien Orville screenwriter: Adrien Orville, Guillaume Kiecken cast: Isabelle Anciaux, Olivier Figus, Fanny Roisi, Nathalie Bidoul cinematography: Colin Donner editing: Timothy Sempels music: Eric G Foy language: French subtitles: Polish, English film’s age rate: 12+
Adrien Orville French-born engineer, Adrien Orville has a long history in marketing and project management in the tech industry. Throughout his career, he has observed the excesses of a society motivated by consumption, the need to belong, and the loss of points of reference. In parallel to his activity, Adrien goes back to school and obtains a degree in cinema at Sorbonne University in Paris in 2019. He directs his first short film “Free Delivery and Return,” where he addresses the issue of parenthood in a technological world where there is no longer any commitment. In 2022, it is under the perspective of the fantastic genre that he depicts in “Sylvie made it,” a capitalist world where the dead are enslaved to satisfy the consumption of the living.
