The Snows of Kilimanjaro

Despite losing his job, Michel lives happily with MarieClaire. They have been in love for more than thirty years. Their children and grandchildren adore them. They have plenty of close friends. They are proud of their union and political struggles. Their conscience is as clear as their view of life. Their happiness will be shattered along with their view from a window, when two young men, armed and masked, beat and tie them up, snatch their wedding rings and flee with their credit cards. The shock will be even greater when they discover that this brutal attack was committed by one of the young workers laid off at the same time as Michel, by one of their own people. Michel and Marie- Claire gradually discover that their attacker, Christophe, only did what he did because he had no other choice. He lives alone with his two younger brothers and takes very good care of them, keeping a close eye on their education and health. (Huesca International Film Festival)