6:30 p.m. is the time when Eric and Melissa, two colleagues, leave the office every evening to go to the same bus stop. Five daily minutes, between work and family life, sketching out for a year while these two get to know each other, open or close their hearts, and finally miss each other.
6:30 p.m tells this year in 22 moments. 22 times the same 5-minute journey to walk to the bus stop, over the seasons. But more than a story of time, 6:30 p.m is above all the story of a setback.
6:30 p.m renews the codes of serial fiction and promises to combine novelty and audacity within "comedy". At a time when information comes to disturb the present, 6:30 p.m gives us a personal breath during 22 episodes of 5 minutes.
To accompany Eric and Melissa's wanderings between the office and the bus stop in the Meriadeck business district, the directors opted for a strong bias because it is systemic: the sequence shot; in order to give the series the fluidity, simplicity and continuity proper to the series.
