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Rabbit and Duck are best friends. They’re playing together in the park and having a great time. Along comes Cat with a gaming console. Rabbit immediately pricks up his ears. He's keen to give it a go! Cat and Rabbit play together, but what about Duck, who's left on his own?
A murderer disappears the evidence of his crimes.
Documentary about an Ivorian emigration agency.
On the Frioul Islands, two wandering friends confront the landscape. Among the gulls and agaves, on the burning limestone, they explore their desires.
With Maldonne, choreographer Leïla Ka and director Josselin Carré create a gripping work about the female condition.
Thousands of years ago, before the Romans, before the Greeks, even before the Old Kingdom of Egypt, an unknown people erected megalithic monuments on Earth. Their works span continents and millennia, leading us to believe that they were distinct, unrelated populations. But the similarity of the techniques used, the architectural principles and the engravings and sculptures indicate a common thought. It’s by examining the astronomical alignments, the geometry and the measurements of these monuments that we can be sure that they are all part of the same culture.
Zoé, a teenager suffering from psychological distress, is sent to live with her estranged father, Vincent. Between resentment and guilt, a bond will be rekindled between them.
A docu-fiction about my trip to the American West Coast (August 2025), where I went in search of car rims that I enjoyed photographing. The sound, which I created myself, is a reading of letters I wrote to Alain.e, who stayed behind in Brittany, describing the cars I encountered, accompanied by Olga, the BMW I was driving. It's an affectionate reference to Chantal Akerman's *News From Home*. The short film opens with a series of archival images of a Virginia Woolf house that I photographed (2015). Like Alain.e, my van is my nomadic haven; it's an ironic wink. The twist lies in the VW painted by Virginia Woolf on one of her chairs, the meaning of which I subvert. I love humor, however, I have no irony whatsoever about my taste for car tuning, and queer tuning.
The story of an unlikely friendship between Chief Aliman of the Bunun clan (Taiwan's Aborigines) and Japanese anthropologist MORI Ushinosuke during the Japanese occupation of Taiwan. The immersive experience leads viewers along the path of these two extraordinary characters, revealing the deep mutual respect they shared for Jade Mountain – and how it forged their lasting bond.
At the Otogéré High School in Lyon (the LOL), students and teachers run the school themselves in a horizontal, collective way. One day, several students denounce the behavior of a charismatic yet problematic teacher. How is this unusual place supposed to respond?
A multicultural session with the AySay band, who mix Danish, Kurdish and Turkish influences to build their own original sound world for Eurosonic.
Gabriel, Killian, and Paul Lesueur go hiking. Gabriel cannot mourn for his mother and his father worries that he may do something irreversible...
With the war escalating and extremist Islamic forces threatening to execute cinema owners on charges of corruption and immorality, all cinemas in the city closed down and cinema owners fled the city to save their lives. But Carlos makes an important decision. He sends his family abroad and stays alone in the war zone to save his cinema from imminent death. Now Carlos is running his own cinema amidst the war in Syria while hearing the sound of shooting and firing is considered normal.
An experimental queer short film mixing painting on film and 16mm shots. It is a lair where kisses become liquid and cold. Beings merge and devour each other, invoking eros and thanatos within a funeral feast.
Investigating the legends and corners of a family history.
The choice of this site was guided more by its location and function than by the architecture of the pool and its surroundings. The building is designed to be naturally and regularly flooded by the Atlantic Ocean tides. The film incorporates natural elements like tides, wind, rain, and light. I aim to depict a harmony between the body, the site's architecture, and the powerful nature of the location. The goal is to reveal a fragile balance between humans and nature on this ever-changing coastline. The creative process was intuitive and improvised, influenced by the moment and contributions from the dancer, director, tides, and weather.
First in “Film Letter” series, which explores unspoken emotions through a combination of archival visuals and personal letters that has been never sent.
A creature, alone and sad on his ice floe, who wants to see his situation change. We follow his journey against a backdrop of icy, chilling Arctic landscapes.
A simple day east of the river.
Two bandits try to blow up the bridge, in vain. Glad God is there to help!
Every day, Ashraf is followed by an immense knight's armor, silent and imposing. She is there when he works, when he sees his friends, and even when he performs as a Drag-King in his music group. No one else notices the Armor.
2222. A train dating from the early 20th century pulls into the station. Franck gets off. He returns to his village where, twenty years earlier, a horrific crime was committed: an 18-year-old girl was found raped and strangled during a small village festival. Franck is met by a friend who comes to pick him up in a cart, but also by some shady characters who, like many villagers, travel on horseback and are armed...
Have you ever wondered where your second sock goes when it disappears? This movie reveals the shocking truth that they don't want you to know. Follow Sue, local loco, in her quest for socks and answers.
Sacha is a young painter. Since moving into an artists' studio in the Orion Tower in Montreuil, he has been developing his oil painting skills week after week, painting portraits and nudes of friends and strangers. Accompanying him as he looks at his canvases, his inspirations, his hopes and his questions, the camera bears witness to the young painter's quest for ‘meaning and space’.
In a partially darkened movie theater, shadows of spectators appear in the middle of the rows of seats. These faceless spectators evolve over the course of the screening to become characters far more important than the film itself.
In a three-act story, a patient shares his thoughts, from happy memories to his depressive episode.
