Cycle of Time 2025
"Step into today's world..."
Vinciane Millereau's *Cycle of Time (2025)* blends sharp comedic wit with a thought-provoking sci-fi twist, unfolding against the nostalgic backdrop of 1950s France.
Director: Vinciane Millereau
Cast
Elsa Zylberstein
Hélène Dupuis
Didier Bourdon
Michel Dupuis
Mathilde Le Borgne
Jeanne Dupuis
Céline Fuhrer
Yvonne
Maxim Foster
Lucien
Aurore Clément
Marguerite
Didier Flamand
Henri
Romain Cottard
Jacques
François Perache
Lantier
Esteban Delsaut
André
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cycle of Time (2025) about?
*Cycle of Time* follows the lives of Helen and Michel, a couple living a quiet life in 1950s France whose worlds are suddenly upended by a strange accident in 2025. While Helen flourishes in a high-stress corporate role, Michel struggles with despair and unemployment, all while their children grow up in a futuristic world dominated by technology. The film brilliantly contrasts mid-century simplicity with modern anxieties.
Who directed Cycle of Time?
Vinciane Millereau, known for her witty and imaginative storytelling, directs *Cycle of Time*.
Who stars in Cycle of Time?
The film features Elsa Zylberstein, Didier Bourdon, Mathilde Le Borgne, Céline Fuhrer, and Aurore Clément in key roles.
Is Cycle of Time (2025) worth watching?
With its clever blend of comedy and sci-fi, *Cycle of Time* offers a fresh take on time-hopping narratives. While the IMDb rating is still pending, its themes of family, progress, and identity make it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven genre films.
How long is Cycle of Time?
The runtime for *Cycle of Time* is 103 minutes.
About Cycle of Time (2025) — When a 1950s family gets a glimpse of 2025 futures
Vinciane Millereau's *Cycle of Time (2025)* blends sharp comedic wit with a thought-provoking sci-fi twist, unfolding against the nostalgic backdrop of 1950s France. Helen and Michel's tranquil domestic life takes an unexpected detour when a bizarre accident in 2025 catapults them into vastly different futures—Helen thriving as a high-powered bank executive while Michel grapples with unemployment and creeping despair. Their children, meanwhile, navigate a hyper-connected future dominated by screens and algorithms, raising questions about progress, family, and the fragility of happiness.
This heartfelt yet playful film explores the delicate balance between tradition and innovation, delivering a story that's as emotionally resonant as it is visually inventive. With a stellar cast led by Elsa Zylberstein and Didier Bourdon, *Cycle of Time* crafts a universe where nostalgia collides with futuristic anxiety, leaving audiences to wonder: what would you sacrifice for a chance at a better tomorrow?
