In At Any Time, French documentary filmmaker Nicolas Philibert follows a group of young trainees on their journey into nursing. At the teaching hospital La Croix Saint Simon in Montreuil, they experience the intensive connection between theory and practice that defines this profession. Between lessons on anatomy, techniques, and ethics, and challenging assignments in hospitals and care facilities, they learn not only to apply medical knowledge but also to cope with human suffering and emotional strain.
With his sensitive, observant camera, Philibert captures the highs and lows of the training – the uncertainties, the growing sense of teamwork, and the profound moments between caregivers and their patients. The film paints a striking portrait of a often underestimated profession, navigating between idealism and the harsh realities of healthcare.
“At Any Time” is a heartfelt and thought-provoking film that not only honors the importance of this profession but also advocates for greater recognition and respect for those who fight daily for the well-being of others.

Introduction and subsequent film discussion with Ingrid Rottenhofer
(Expert in Qualifications and Curriculum Development in the Healthcare Sector)