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Director's Statement
In this LITTLE ROOM we want to tell a story, the story of two people who have a priori nothing in common. Edmond is an old man at the end of his life, Rose a young woman who cannot give life. Each enclosed in their solitude, they both feel useless and lost. Thanks to their bad temper they will find a common path of understanding and unexpected complicity. We are fascinated by the characters that convey life through their imperfect humanity, through their blunders and unintended clashes. This is what happens with Edmond and Rose. Despite their mutual suffering, they still deliver a message of hope.