The deeply affecting new drama from multi award-winner Joachim Lafosse (‘A Silence’, ‘Private Property’), SIX DAYS IN SPRING powerfully depicts the story of a hard-working single mother whose promise to offer her sons a vacation risks shattering the fragile stability of their everyday lives.

Recently divorced 40-something Sana (the tremendous Eye Haïdara, ‘C’est la vie!’) struggles to make ends meet, working two jobs while raising her gregarious 10-year-old twins. When plans for their spring vacation fall through, and with nowhere else to go, Sana impulsively drives south to Saint-Tropez, to the unattended luxurious villa owned by her ex-husband’s parents; accompanied by her new boyfriend, the family aspire to spend six sunlit days of laughter and relaxation at their borrowed paradise. But Sana’s carefully constructed illusion soon begins to crack… a seemingly friendly neighbour (Emmanuelle Devos) has questions, a local tradesman (Damien Bonnard) challenges the boys’ behaviour, and - worst of all - their father demands information on their whereabouts…

Directed with precision and anchored by Haïdara’s stunning performance, SIX DAYS IN SPRING is a sensitive and incisive exploration of class, resilience, and the lengths a parent will go for their children’s happiness.