Time of Breadth

Wrongly accused of having killed her boss and set fire to the factory she worked in, Jeanne Fortier, a young window, is given a life sentence. Twenty years later, She escapes from prison, adopts a new identity, determined to clear her name and to discover the real culprit.

A psychological, spiritual and philosophical take on the concept of life and death. A dialogue between a patient and a nurse both wishing the same. An unforgettable heart shaking journey of questions on human morality and helplessness.

Rhee Joyce is an African-American high school basketball phenomenon much like Kobe and LeBron were in their youth. Fresh off a high school state championship in which he hit the game winner with just five seconds to go, Rhee suffers a catastrophic injury in a street pick-up basketball game. In a span of five very different seconds, Rhee's basketball dreams vanish... His college scholarship is rescinded, his road to the NBA gone... All that Rhee and his working-class family have devoted to his basketball career has been wasted. When he receives an offer to coach basketball at an elite privileged middle school, Rhee's life has a chance for rebirth. Through the clash of backgrounds and temperaments between Rhee and his players, Rhee learns not just how to coach them but to inspire them - all the way to the state championships... and learns something about himself along the way.