Delivery to Hell

A film by Mickaël Draï

13 min - 2021 - France - Comedy

Synopsis

This is the story of Thomas Bernardi, a thirty-something year-old (going on forty) who finds himself in an outdated administrative office, opposite a civil servant from beyond. Esther Menetrier explains that heaven is only a matter of earthly belief, and that when we die, everyone is automatically granted access to the heaven they believe in.

Mickaël Draï

Although he grew up on B movies at the local cinema, he first got his start in the press. Originally working as a journalist and critic in obscure local and national media to make ends meet, he eventually decided to hand in his press card after a disappointing “television” experience.
After one final online journalistic adventure helping create Rue89Lyon, he eventually decided to set up La Brèche studio with friends, devoting himself to his first passion and perhaps, one day, being able to buy a people carrier.
Today, he is a scriptwriter and director and has worked on the scripts for France TV’s animated series Les Anooki. A director of music videos (Supa Dupa) and ads (Fête des Lumières de Lyon, Grand Palais, Festival Nuit Sonores, Opéra de Lyon), he is also the mind behind Pornographisme, a book that tells the story of X-rated cinema of the 70’s and 80’s through typographic posters from the period.

Festivals and Awards

Festival Film Auralpin • Prix Jury jeune and Special Mention of the Jury
Australian Inspirational Film Festival
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