Kronos

Frédéric Tachou

Experimental film | France | 16 mm | 16:9 | b&w | stereo | 2025 | 27' 30"
100 €

Original language: Grec Keywords: #Mythologie Screening Copy: digital

The film Kronos explores the notion of making a so-called “family film”. Shot during different moments of family life, the film sets out to establish links between the destiny awaiting a father-figure and those of his children - and their different claims to power and destruction - with that of Kronos, the king of the Titans from the Golden age of ancient Greek mythology. This exploration is above all a personal reflection on one’s own destiny, death.

Credits

Director: Frédéric Tachou Music by: Alexandre Yterce Text: Frédéric Tachou

Cast

Players: Olga Tachou, Andreï Tachou, Ortès Holz, Draegue Zanunch

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