Thirty-Six Hours

About This Movie

Thirty-Six Hours is an intriguing blend of drama and fantasy that really plays with the notion of time and perception. Shot in the stunning Lanzarote, the film has this ethereal quality, with its visuals complementing the rather introspective narrative. Chenut and Lacrocq's approach feels almost intimate, given the limited crew. The performances by Chabernaud and Kortajarena are quite compelling, their chemistry adds a layer of depth, making the audience question reality versus illusion. The atmosphere shifts throughout, at times feeling surreal, almost dream-like, yet grounded enough to evoke genuine emotions. It’s one of those films that lingers in your mind long after watching, for its quiet moments and exploration of human connection in an otherworldly setting.

Interesting exploration of time · Intimate performances · Noteworthy visual style