A group of friends are hunted by a possessed bidet.

As world tragedies pile up, a bored couple is looking for their next distraction. This explosive dark comedy is a blunt take on the privilege of boredom and the dissonance that is needed to pretend everything is okay.

Three friends in their mid-twenties reunite at the place of their youth, where they must renegotiate their friendship between gas station cruising, motorways, and the world’s oldest lesbian bar.

Bobel, a small poisonous mushroom, dreams of becoming a chef at his village market. But the villagers' preconceptions make his task difficult.

Félix, Ana and Seydoux live in the same social housing without knowing each other. The three characters seem linked by one and only element: the building’s dilapidated elevator, an infernal machine leading them to an inescapable tragic destiny.

Nilson, a guide at the Municipal Aquarium of Belo Horizonte, Brazil, is one of the people affected by the frequent flooding caused by torrential rains and the overflowing of the Arrudas River basins in the city, which is now facing the worst flood in its history.

When a bus seat is pushed too far back, the passenger behind finds her journey taking an unexpected turn. She begins to question the boundaries and meaning of the space we all inhabit.

Peter, a young multidisciplinary artist, faces his most ambitious project to date: sculpting an imposing wooden monolith. Excitement quickly gives way to a devouring anxiety that completely takes over his mind. His reality unravels as the walls of his studio close in on him like a vice...
BRUTE is an experimental and fantastical short fiction film, both visceral and poetic in tone. The viewer will follow the protagonist as he slips from reality into the subconscious, entering an altered state where everyday fears, anxieties, and stress take the form of unsettling creatures.

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.