Programme: Recovery and Resilience Plan

"Irreversible" is a short film about the unpredictability of life and how short and fragile it can be. It tells about the importance of human relationships to be real, and the things we say have value and meaning, especially when they are related to the people we love and care about, and everyone else. Because it is quite possible that one day we will not have the opportunity to reflect, change our minds, forgive and forget, apologize or take back our words. And then the whole mess would remain in us and become our burden and an omen for our conscience. Because when we hurt with words, we hurt the most, and then we hurt not only others, we mainly hurt ourselves.
The film tells about the last conversation of a young couple, a conversation in which, in an outburst of emotions, the girl deeply hurts the boy she actually loves. He leaves, angry and disappointed, but one accident, one moment of carelessness cuts him off from life moments later.
The film is chamber and with a tight and realistic plot, except for the surprising ending.
The story is universal and could reach anyone, touching them on an emotional and personal level.