Stéphane Myczkowski

Thank You Satan

In this dark comedy set in the early 1990’s, all Serge wants to do is write his "Fucking Best Seller". When his publisher nags him to shake things up and bring out his ‘mainstream potential’, he gives it all he has and, with a killer edge.

I'll Have an Island

Malika is 47 and looks 10 years younger. Her life has always been one of intensity and chance encounters. Tired of this perpetual instability, she takes shelter for a while at Kamel, her father, in the flat where she grew up, and reconnects with him before he leaves to return to Algeria.

Summer Memories

It’s summertime in Corsica, the days are hot and time passes slowly. Marie, Lucas, and Ghujvan spend the afternoon hanging out at the river. They spot a tourist sleeping not far from them, and come up with the idea of stealing his wallet.

Girls & The Party

While preparing for the anticipated summer party in a cramped bathroom, Mercedes navigates her blossoming desires.

The Coronation

Jonathan Littell revived Monteverdi’s baroque and decadent opera L’incoronazione di Poppea in a modern and fantastic production. From allusions to the Roman era, to the Renaissance and modern age, Little twists shamelessly Monteverdi’s score to highlight the dialogues and create a background music. The Coronation shatters the film-opera’s cliché only to better put it back together, with patience and clockwork precision.

Tropique

Cyril is in love with Cécile, his best friend’s sister. One afternoon, as they are hanging out by the pool, he takes the plunge.

Bodycam

Since the early 2010s, many U.S. cities have been equipping their police officers with body cameras, small recording devices that attach to the chest. Officers wearing the cameras are required to turn them on at the beginning of each shift. Screeching tires. Gunshots. Sirens. The camera as evidence. The viewer's gaze is subjected to the bodycam's lens and he becomes a witness in spite of himself... But where does the camera look when the one who films is the one who kills?

Bodycam

Since the early 2010s, many U.S. cities have been equipping their police officers with body cameras, small recording devices that attach to the chest. Officers wearing the cameras are required to turn them on at the beginning of each shift. Screeching tires. Gunshots. Sirens. The camera as evidence. The viewer's gaze is subjected to the bodycam's lens and he becomes a witness in spite of himself... But where does the camera look when the one who films is the one who kills?