Mike, a decorated police officer, struggles with inner demons that threaten to shatter his family, while his wife Vitoria strives to break away from the cycle of abuse, fighting for survival and forgiveness
Can they overcome the demons that haunt them and restore the love and unity that once bound them together? This heart-pounding journey challenges them to mend their broken bonds before time runs out, offering an unflinching look at the power of resilience and redemption.
“You have interpreted and translated a story that affects all of us.” Olivia Babsy went on to urge the audience not to keep silent when they become aware of domestic violence taking place around them, but to “take a stand” against it.
Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment
Justine Bénin praised the film for its professionalism, thoughtful portrayal of reality and comprehensive approach to the topic of domestic violence, highlighting its potential to raise awareness and stimulate meaningful discussions.
Interministerial coordinator for the fight against violence
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