Erwan Kepoa Falé

Fourteen-year-old Otto writes a suicide letter to his family and classmates, but his attempt fails. Too ashamed to go back home, he hides. As night falls, he roams the city streets like a ghost—until a girl from his high school, Léna, recognizes him.

Widowed Zdena lives a quiet life as a postwoman in a small Czech village. When her beloved son Lukas returns home from France to say goodbye to his dying grandmother, his determination to make her seemingly impossible wish come true leads him to reveal a secret that challenges the values of the village: his queer life in Paris and his drag queen alter ego, Chica Checa.

A beauty salon in a city ravaged by a mysterious disease becomes a refuge for the afflicted as they linger between life and death.

A filmmaker's film shoot is canceled, and he sets off in search of what remains of it, elsewhere, accompanied by another actor. What they seek together is no longer just a film, but a reflection on the stories that are forbidden and those that are reclaimed. Through their exchanges, the boundary between cinema and life blurs, and the film becomes a space of intimate resistance, where thinking, desiring, and speaking are one and the same.

It is winter in a suburban town on the outskirts of Paris. After his father’s suicide attempt, Abdou, a young boy, is taken in by Sam, a neighbor in his thirties who isn’t quite sure what to do with his life. Over the course of an evening, these two lost souls meet and reconnect with their roots. A strange, sand-colored dog pays them a visit.

Several people have barricaded themselves inside a bar. The music must never stop, otherwise something terrible could happen.

A poetic visual essay about absence, memory, and the invisible traces people leave behind. What remains of someone when they disappear without dying? A reflection on those who leave our lives, yet continue to live on through us in a gesture, a habit, a look, or a silence.

In the business district of La Défense, a wave of suicides expose the fractures of a crumbling society. Strangers move through the streets like ghosts, bound by the invisible threads of paranoia. In the eerie glow of a collapsing city, destruction may be the only chance for rebirth.

As Raphaël calls Zoé, who has left to work in London, he remembers a day in August in Paris. From the bedroom to the Bois de Vincennes, passing through the streets he knew with her, the apparent purity of his memories crumbles.

Amelia has just bought an old house with Arthur, her partner. As she begins to imagine her life in this space, thousands of miles away from her Chilean roots, Amelia loses her bearings and slips into an existential vertigo.