In a beautiful act of collective creation, Eric Baudelaire shares the director’s chair with twenty schoolchildren in Un film dramatique. The result? A kaleidoscope of spontaneous self-representation, an ode to both subjectivity and collaboration movingly exploring the possibilities of cinema.

In search of purpose and connection, the despondent siblings in this atmospheric short ramble through sleepy suburbs that are filmed like the background of a video game. Cool in style and melancholy in subject, this film is also miraculously warm, imbued with a young man’s love for his brother.

Winner of the Un Certain Regard jury’s Coup de Coeur at Cannes, this daredevil crime caper is the feature directorial debut from Lola Quivoron. With its unique setting in the world of motorcycle stunt-riders, Rodeo is a suspenseful urban drama that tears through genre expectations at full throttle.