Directed by Oleksandr Tkachenko Produced by Illia Gladshtein (Phalanstery Films), Antoine Goldet (Amok Films) © 2025 - PHALANSTERY FILMS - AMOK FILMS - DEUTSCHE WELLE - LYON CAPITALE TV

Feature-length documentary directed by Darius Kaufmann and Eytan Jan Produced by Antoine Goldet and Dea Gjinovci, Amok Films

The film begins with an amorous promise: I can change. A promise heard too often, a promise we know to be false in advance. ​This documentary tells the story of the relationship between Boby, a 24-year-old Romanian Roma who grew up in Marseille, living off illegal activities and Amie, a 24-year-old foolhardy girl who grew up in Tokyo. The plot focuses on the evolution of this unconventional couple who attempts to stay united despite the violence surrounding them. It is set underneath and around the Gare de Lyon in Paris. The story is narrated throughout by a telephone conversation between Amie and Boby whilst he is in prison. She introspectively digs into their relationship's past, wondering if Boby will ever change. This film is about a couple whose reality is vacillating; where freedom, confinement and spirituality go side by side.

A 10-year-old Roma boy living in Sweden attempts to come to terms with the mysterious resignation syndrome illness of his two sisters. While the future of their family depends on a pending asylum request, the little boy dreams of building a spaceship in order to leave it all behind.