The time has come (2005) marks the moment when the guardians of Obitania are once again on high alert. They embark on a mission to apprehend Manjas-Kebir, a notorious outlaw who has abducted the daughter of Rixo Lomadis Bron, a prosperous landowner ruling over the shepherds of the Purple Mountain. In The time has come (2005), Bron publicly accuses Manjas-Kebir of murdering his daughter and calls upon the entire nation to hunt down the alleged killer. This period also sees Radovan Remila Stoï, the land's most formidable warrior, stand against this reckless act that threatens to ignite a war. Simultaneously, Fogo Lompla, a warrior renowned for his exceptional tracking skills, begins to question the elusive Manjas-Kebir, his fight for the liberation of the shepherds, the nomadic life of a warrior, and the pain of unrequited love.
Credits
Direction Alain Guiraudie
Cast Eric Bougnon · Guillaume Viry · Pierre Louis-Calixte · Marie Collins · Jean Dalric · Francois Gamard · Sylvie Milhaud · Marie Felix · Eric Hémon
Soundtrack Jefferson Lembeye · Teppaz et Naz
Screenplay Alain Guiraudie · Catherine Ermakoff
Cinematography Antoine Heberlé
Technical sheet
Title The time has come
Original title Voici venu le temps
Year 2005
Type Movie
Length 92 min.
Country France
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