Sylvie (Virginie Efira) lives in Brest, France, with her two children, Sofiane and Jean-Jacques. Together they form a tight, happy family. One night, Sofiane hurts himself, alone in the apartment while his mother is out at work. The incident is reported and Sofiane is placed in foster care. Armed with a lawyer, the support from her brothers and her children’s love, Sylvie is confident she can overcome the bureaucratic and legal machines. Exhibited in the Un Certain Regard section at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival.
Delphine Deloget
Delphine Deloget is a director and scriptwriter. Her documentaries have been selected and awarded in many festivals in France and abroad. In 2015, she won the Albert Londres prize for her documentary Under the Skin (2014). Her two short films have been awarded the CNC quality prize, and the last one, Tigre (2018), has been selected and awarded in various festivals. All to Play For is her first feature film.
