Sarah Kern
2024
FRANCE
French
Psychological Drama | Live-action
10 minutes
A young doctor, Lucas, impulsively resigns during a night shift. In the parking lot, he leaves a voicemail for his father to announce his decision. Frantically, his father tries calling him to persuade him to reconsider, while a mysterious man asks him to use his cell phone.
Majd Mastoura
Husky Kihal
Quentin Thiriau
Chloé Delest
Director of Photography | Xavier Sylvestre-Bru
Editor | Marion Hébrard
Art Director | Diego Cunha Melo
Sound editor | Nathan Delalandre
Re-Recording mixer | Samuel Delorme
VFX | Olivier Boutry
First Assistant Director | Charlie Bacquart
Continuity Supervisor | Geneviève Petit
Casting Assistant | Arthur Corre
Location Scouting | Virginie Marchesseau
Production Assistant | Chloé Delest
Location Manager | Yann Turmel
Best Boy | Mohamed Arbadji
Production Designer | Marion Riou
Production Designer Assistant | Jule Faes
Costume | Lisa Darmon
Hair & Makeup | Céline Bernard
Camera Operator | Paul Coste
First Assistant Camera | Guillaume Jacquot
Second Assistant Camera | Hugo Heid
Camera Operator (B team) | Guillaume Jacquot
Gaffer | Julie Fioretti
Spark | Félix Bellonnet & Victor Tixier
Key grip | Matéo Martin
Production Sound Mixer | Marion Délaby
Boom Operator | Estelle Colas
Production Sound Mixer (B team) | Jules Boulery
Boom Operator (B team) | Baptiste Teva Mahe
Post-Production Sound Recording | Ludovic Sallerin
Music | Burnt Orange by μ-Ziq
Colorist | One Light Films
Post-Production Sound Facility | Purple Sound
General Manager | Gina Barbier
World Premiere Soon.
Sarah Kern was born in Laguna, in the South of Brazil. After her studies in journalism, she moved to Paris, France, where she went to ESRA film school and shot her first music videos. A cinephile since a young age, she soon made her way into fiction with AFTER THE NIGHT. Sarah is currently editing her second short film, an experimental fiction shot in her Brazilian hometown. She is also developing her first feature film project and preparing to shoot a documentary about a French war photographer.
We loved AFTER THE NIGHT for its simplicity and its mastery in building tension. It’s a story that keeps you on the edge of your seat, questioning facades, delicately crafted and thought-provoking.
