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6:06
6:06 is a film conceived for a young-adult audience, who will find in it an immediate resonance: a striking aesthetic, an urban soundtrack, and a deeply contemporary theme—Leo is a 26-year-old living trapped in a loop, where every single day begins at precisely 6:06 AM.
Leo is twenty-six years old and lives a life in black and white. His days always begin at 6:06 AM, filled with soul-crushing jobs and an endless race to get his next fix. For him, drugs are not merely an addiction; they are a mental loop that keeps him trapped in a perpetual state of déjà vu. Every attempt to change, to escape, relentlessly brings him back to the exact same starting point: the beginning.
Until Jo-Jo arrives. Twenty years old, tough, enigmatic, she speaks only French and drives a camper van as if it were the only thing keeping her alive. Together, they embark on a road trip to Portugal—navigating dusty roads and dreamlike landscapes where their souls finally connect and learn to speak the very same language.
Director: Tekla Taidelli
Main Cast: Leo (Davide Valle), Jo-Jo (George Li)
Format: Feature Film
Country of Origin: Co-production Italy and Portugal
Runtime: 90 minutes
Language: Italian, French