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Colours of Time
In 2025, a group of strangers discover they are connected by a shared ancestor and inherit an abandoned house in Normandy. As they explore its secrets, their story begins to intertwine with another — a young woman’s journey in 1895 Paris.
Director
Cédric Klapisch (Back to Burgundy)
CAST
Suzanne Lindon • Abraham Wapler • Zinedine Soualem • Julia Piaton • Vincent Macaigne
RATING
VA
Drug use, offensive language & nudity
RUNTIME
2h 06m
COUNTRY
France, Belgium
GENRE
Comedy / Drama
LANGUAGE
French (Eng Subs)
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Colours of Time
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FILM NOTES
A warm, time-spanning story about memory, inheritance and the lives that shape us.
Cédric Klapisch returns to familiar thematic ground — connection, family and the quiet forces that bind people together — but stretches it across time in Colours of Time. The film begins with a simple premise: distant relatives gathering to assess an inherited house. Yet the space itself seems to resist tidy explanation, holding onto fragments of a life that refuses to stay in the past.
From there, the film opens outwards. A parallel story in late 19th-century Paris brings Adèle’s world into focus, a period alive with artistic and cultural change. Rather than drawing sharp contrasts, Klapisch lets the two timelines reflect one another, creating a gentle dialogue between past and present. It’s an unhurried, luminous piece of storytelling — less concerned with plot than with the accumulation of moments, and the idea that who we are is often shaped by histories we only begin to understand much later.