REGION FIRST FILM PITCHES

Francisco Goya's view on war is now seen as a reference point for photojournalists who set out to document horror in a world where, as in his day, all our bearings seem to be collapsing. What if Goya could shed light on our quest for meaning?

VICTOR is the portrait of a young worker undergoing retraining. This eponymous portrait is that of a certain generation of precarious workers, laborers who seem stuck in a loop in which a stable future always seems to be slipping further away.

NIGHTVISION is a documentary that explores the phenomenon of nocturnal bird migration. The film unfolds its sensitive dimension in several spaces and times in the region, through the stories, imaginations, and forms of attention they evoke.

My whole family gathers at our house by the ocean. This summer may be the last with my grandmother. To face the losses ahead, I invite four generations of women to dance with me in the refuges of my childhood, threatened by rising waters.

An ancient Native American war headdress awakens in me the memory of a dream that echoes my family history. As I trace the object's origins, I seek to understand the meaning of this vision. This quest takes me to the Black Hills in the United States.

Delving into hard drives full of videos of her friends, Lou finds familiar images and recurring themes. Together, they wonder what will remain for future generations. The film is an immersion in the archives we have inherited, and a reflection on those we are creating today, in an era when video has become so accessible.