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A Place to Heal

OT: 15-18

Cédric Kahn | France 2026

Feature | 104 min | FFHH 2026

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Synopse

A powerful ensemble piece and a drama about a group of young people between traumas and dreams. When the police once again bring 17-year old Lucia to the psychiatric ward, she knows her way around. She sees her friend Eloïse again and meets new patients with their own histories. The medical team led by Etienne are trying to do their best for everyone, but the ward is short-staffed. Fragile relationships are formed between patients and carers which create a sensitive balance and enable moments of hope, recovery and exuberance.


Regie

Cédric Kahn is a French director, author and actor. L'Ennui (1998) won him the renowned Prix Louis Delluc, while his courtroom drama The Goldman Case (2023) was shown at FilmFest Hamburg.

Vorstellungen

25.09.2026     21:15 Uhr

Abaton Oberes Kino

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26.09.2026     16:00 Uhr

CinemaxX Dammtor - Saal 8

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Original Title: 15-18

International Title: A Place to Heal

Category: Feature

Section: Voilà

Version & Subtitles: French OV with English subtitles

Director: Cédric Kahn

Screenplay: Cédric Kahn, Kahina Le Querrec

Cast/Protagonists: Zoé Monpart, Malou Khebizi, Kenji Peyran,  Raphaël Besson, Patience Munchenbach, Ahleme Sahraoui, Jade Philip, Laeti Vabre, Daoud Gary, Sami Assouanne, Ambre Belaïdi, Gabriel Pottier, Sophie Guillemin, Maria Cavalier Bazan, Cédric Kahn, Antoine De Foucauld, Jennifer Decker

Production country: France

Year of Production: 2026

Length: 104 min

Producer: Alexandra Henochsberg

Production company: Tropdebonheur Productions, France 2 Cinéma, Ad Vitam Production


Cinematography: Patrick Ghiringhelli

Sound: Erwan Kerzanet

Editor: Géraldine Mangenot

Music: Gael Rakotondrabe

Production Design: Guillaume Deviercy

Costume Design: Alice Cambournac

World Sales: Charades

Kontakt: Léonard Altmann / Charades



recommended for ages 12 and up


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