Léonard Accorsi

Gasoil

It's pitch black on the Corsican plain. Marie, nervous, is at the wheel, accompanied by Pascal. Suddenly, a silhouette emerges from the back seat. The car screeches to a halt in the middle of the road.

Gasoil

It's pitch black on the Corsican plain. Marie, nervous, is at the wheel, accompanied by Pascal. Suddenly, a silhouette emerges from the back seat. The car screeches to a halt in the middle of the road.

Écorce

Eléa lives with a serious medical condition which makes her skin extremely brittle. She needs constant care and monitoring. Her mother decides to fit her with BandaSmart, a connected bandage device that enables her to track her daughter’s health data on her tablet. But Eléa struggles with having to wear this “armor”. During a family outing in the park she offers to play hide and seek with her little cousin, then seizes the opportunity to shed the bandages and run off alone into the woods.

Écorce

Eléa lives with a serious medical condition which makes her skin extremely brittle. She needs constant care and monitoring. Her mother decides to fit her with BandaSmart, a connected bandage device that enables her to track her daughter’s health data on her tablet. But Eléa struggles with having to wear this “armor”. During a family outing in the park she offers to play hide and seek with her little cousin, then seizes the opportunity to shed the bandages and run off alone into the woods.

A Man My Son

Fred is a projectionist, like his father. As he has to project a film in Normandy, he convinces him to hit the road together. The road trip will be a journey through clash of generations, drag queens and family affairs.