The "dp" team moves to Normandy to provide illuminating material for the shooting of “The Kiss”, a short film made by Isaac Bazan.

D-day began in Sainte-Mère-Église, a village with less than 2,000 inhabitants on the Normandian coast. The 82^nd Airbonde Division of American paratroopers got rid of the Nazis that protected the continent from the Allies, who were concentrated in the United Kingdom. It was June 6^th, 1944, and that historical event marked the beginning of the end for the German III Reich. In the film, a war veteran comes back to Saint-Mère-Église and meets a woman she used to know when the invasion took place.

The short film, which is currently in a post-production phase, will last about 20 minutes. It´s been shot in English and French, under a “Red One” format.