The Love Hour

Following and interviewing regular jailhouse visitors, the film relates the tough routine of imprisonment, both inside and out, about the difficulty those who find themselves behind bars have in maintaining and protecting relations. Even though it depicts the social context to which the inmates belong, the footage is mostly filmed inside the jail, a place where every footstep comes up against a barrier and every form of human contact is mediated by checks and controls, the film follows the sentimental lives of some of the
prison inmates and their relationship with the outside. In their gestures and words it tries to catch the attempt to win redemption from loneliness and fear.