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201729mWendy Pillonel
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Frank burns himself to death at his job in protest against the inhumane working conditions. Two stories emerge from this tragic incident. Léa, Frank’s wife, who is searching for the truth. Igor, an employee who finds the dead body and steals the letter of protest for fear of losing his job.

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What is Black Hours (2017) about?

Frank burns himself to death at his job in protest against the inhumane working conditions. Two stories emerge from this tragic incident. Léa, Frank’s wife, who is searching for the truth. Igor, an employee who finds the dead body and steals the letter of protest for fear of losing his job.

Who stars in Black Hours?

Black Hours stars Isabelle Caillat (Léa), Antonio Buíl (Igor), Pierre-Isaie Duc (Aloys), Nicolas Rosat (Frank), Nathalie Jeannet (Annie). The film was directed by Wendy Pillonel.

How long is Black Hours?

Black Hours has a runtime of 29 min and premiered in 2017.

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