Anthony Relisa's second short film found its audience this Saturday at Cinépax, where screenings were completely sold out. 'Parachute,' running approximately 40 minutes, plunges viewers into the heart of an inner struggle—that invisible battle each of us may face within ourselves.
Through a poetic and deliberately ambiguous approach, the director explores emotions difficult to put into words and personal questions that accompany this inner confrontation. The film invites each spectator to interpret the story based on their own feelings.
Following a private screening at Cité des Cultures, this session marks 'Parachute's' meeting with the general public. The film is now available at Cinépax and other cinemas. Nearly a year of preparation went into the project, from writing to costumes and filming. Lôfo.madagasikara also supports his journey.
After 'Dear Lia,' Anthony Relisa continues his work in audiovisual production. A director and producer based in Antananarivo, he has worked since 2021 in documentary, event coverage, and institutional content. In 2025, he founded Prelud Studio and collaborates notably with Bolo, Raboussa, and Poety Rebely, as well as with several companies and institutions.
Cassie Ramiandrasoa