6:06

Synopsis

Leo is twenty six years old and living a life in black and white. Every day begins at 6:06, caught between dead-end jobs and the endless chase for his next fix Drugs aren’t just an addiction; they’re a mental loop that keeps him trapped in an eternal déjà vu. Every attempt to change, to escape, always brings him back to the same point: the beginning. After a near-fatal accident, Leo crosses paths with Jo-Jo. Twenty, tough, enigmatic, she speaks only French and drives a caravan like it’s the only thing keeping her alive. Jo-Jo isn’t a savior or a heroine but she becomes the presence Leo needs to break the pattern. She carries her own ghosts: a recent loss, an emptiness she bears like heavy baggage. And yet, somehow, Jo-Jo sees through the walls Leo has built. Together, they embark on a road trip to Portugal, through dusty roads and dreamlike worlds where their souls finally meet and speak the same language. But this isn’t a straightforward redemption story. Leo must confront his personal hell, the addiction that’s consuming him. Jo-Jo, on the other hand, always seems just one step away from vanishing, as if she’s there only to show him the way before disappearing. It’s a race toward something that might save them-or destroy them. 6:06 is a journey, a race, a physical and mental escape, where love isn’t a solution but a new language, a weapon to fight pain and addiction.