Flight mode
90 min/ AN, FR/ HD / 2025
Four strangers wake up groggy on a deserted island littered with surveillance cameras. Stripped of their belongings, they have each been given an empty phone with no apps and no connection. A message from a masked kidnapper tells them they must discover the reason for their abduction within 48 hours if they want to stay alive. To do so, they will be allowed two minutes of random communication. But if they alert their loved ones or the police, their mission will end, and they will be executed.
Director
Samuel Tilman
Production
Eklektik Productions
Diffusers
RTBF, TIPIK
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