
Colors of Time” follows the journey of four cousins inheriting an old country home in rural Normandy. They delve into their ancestors’ past, particularly focusing on Adèle, who abandoned her small town to find her mother in 1895 Paris. In this vibrant city teetering on the brink of modernity, she encounters a flourishing avant-garde scene with photography and Impressionist art at its zenith. The screenplay was crafted by directors Klapisch and Amigorena, known for their collaborations on films such as “Peril Jeune,” “Ce qui nous lie,” “Deux moi” and “En corps.”
“Colors of Time” is a story about four cousins who get an old house in rural Normandy. They explore their family history, focusing on Adèle, who left her town to find her mom in bustling 1895 Paris. This city was at the edge of modern times and full of new creativity in art and photography. The script was written by Klapisch and Amigorena, famous for making movies like ‘Peril Jeune’, ‘Ce qui nous lie’, ‘Deux moi’ and ‘En corps’.