Sonar

Thomas, a 34-years-old sound engineer, has a well-orderd life, balanced between his work for the radio, the bands for which he records and the sound portraits that he would like to carry out. Often locked up in his studio, he prefers having himself surrounded by sounds rather than by people. Fred, his nice and portly alter ego, blames him for his solitary behaviour. Thomas has a shallow relationship with his mother. After one of his rare visits to her place in the provinces, he records sounds on a motorway and meets Amina, a 22 year-old young and pretty girl from the Maghreb who works there. A fight with her boss compels Thomas to interfere. Amina asks him if she could leave with him, she implies she is in danger. Thomas tries to avoid it but he finally agrees to have her at his place for a night or two.

Abdelhak Saleh kept this movie train moving along while Baptiste Sornin was in his element. It’s not a film that is going to have you guessing what is going to happen next but it's enjoyable from start to finish. It's a holiday

I just watched this movie and really liked it.

Just a joy from start to finish. Smart, sweet, engaging.

This movie surprised me, it was really good. This is a movie worth watching!

Great movie kept me on the edge of my chair

I must've watched this movie 20+ times, and I still love this movie.

Excellent! Jean-Philippe Martin does it again!!!!! BRAVO! Go see this film, whatever you do, this is the one to see this year!

From the beginning to the very end, the De là où tu es tu peux m'entendre is interesting and enjoyable!