The short films:
That's My Sister
Camille, a teenager with Down syndrome, dreams of dancing in a semi-professional dance troupe. On the day of the audition, her sister Agathe witnesses how the world still stumbles over difference. Love and rage find their own choreography.
Dina Inou
Dina’s parents are from Morocco, but she herself has never visited the country. That’s why people sometimes call her a ‘fake Moroccan’. On her first trip to her parents’ homeland, she discovers a world that feels both unfamiliar and familiar.
People Live Here
Montréal is a city full of parks, cafés and bicycles. Until a new wind starts blowing: historic buildings disappear, making way for AI-controlled towers that erase all traces of the past and cast a shadow over the cyberpunk city. When the system collapses, nature reclaims its rights.
Precious Fantasy
Paris, 19th arrondissement. As Zack is hosting his friends at home, his little brother Elie makes an unexpected appearance.
My Grandmother is a Skydiver
In the 1960s, the lively Alfyia takes up skydiving and trains to become a midwife. Suddenly, she receives a phone call from her granddaughter in 2022. The girl is worried about her grandmother's safety following the invasion of Ukraine, in a conversation that transcends time and space.
Extra info
What’s on the menu? A salad of themes such as diversity, identity and sustainability, etc., dressed with a dash of civil responsibility, served bite-sized and easy to digest. A series of short films with minimal dialogue is also suitable for newcomers.