Rémi Vauthrin

A documentary about Danièle, an elderly woman who lives alone in the countryside and is gradually losing her sight due to an irreversible eye disease. As blindness approaches, her relationship to the world begins to shift: memories resurface, fears of dependency grow, and everyday gestures, plants, light, and seasons take on a new intensity. The film explores how life persists even as the visible world begins to fade.

In the bustle at the end of mass, Elena joins her younger brother Antoine in the church where he serves as a priest. Abandoned as children by their father, Elena tells her brother that they finally have the opportunity to meet him. This choice divides the two young adults, caught between their personal hopes and their family wounds.

Robert Menot, known as Rob d’Ac, was a French illustrator and advertising artist born in 1891 in Acy-en-Multien. Trained as an engineer, he never abandoned his passion for drawing. After the First World War, he settled in Grenoble, where he became an essential local figure, creating posters, advertisements, illustrations, and children’s books. Inventive and demanding, he explored the art of signs, colors, and forms, blending poetry and graphic design in works such as his “zoomorphs” and “animots.” He died in 1963, leaving behind a rich and vibrant body of work, now preserved by his descendants.

Gilgamesh is film preparation software that links writing to shooting: screenplay, characters, locations, shot list, floor plans and sides in one project. Hosted in France, no AI training. Public alpha since November 2026.

Laurent decides to give up his SUV and take up cycling again. Setting off on the road with his son Axel in a trailer behind him, the two of them set out to bring the old machine they ride into the modern age. A race toward modernization is underway, will anyone be able to stop it in time?

A flower locked inside its seed since the 19th century decides to set out to discover our world. This new birth confronts it with the vision of a possible end. The withered flower represents the natural, perpetual, and cyclical time of living beings, while the burnt flower represents the time of contemporary humanity, which destroys the planet and life.

Under the fertile, maternal gaze of the moon, a young human couple is confronted with the question of a possible birth. Within their habitat—made of soils, waters, and clouds—a mysterious breath moves, passing through lives that appear to be separate.

Music video for the artist Oks Rouge.

A strange bond unites the destinies of two women of different ages. Two intimate strangers, two solitudes: that of an elderly woman abandoned in her home and her memories, and that of a young woman fleeing into the undergrowth.

An urban wasteland in a poor, peripheral district of Berlin becomes the ground for the unconventional quest of a young woman named Marina. Neglected for years due to the exorbitant price demanded by its owner, the land comes back to life when she plants potatoes and beans there, and street children join her to help transform the place. As she connects with the land, she embarks on a poetic and documentary search for the value of the earth.

In a world where dance has disappeared, Zarco receives the disco ball that he hopes will bring dance back to life. When this fails, his assistant Vince discovers, through an electrical shock, the solution to their quest for dance.

In Quend, a small seaside resort, Yvon enjoys watching romantic comedies. Momo, on the other hand, is living his own little summer love story with Maëva. He shakes up his friend’s routine by introducing him to Lorraine. A love story then unfolds on the beaches of Picardy.

This cinematic work retraces the ten-year journey around the world undertaken by Emmanuel, Clémence, and their son Jul. In 2012, Jul, then 8 years old, began this extraordinary journey. Along the way, he met 99 individuals committed to protecting the environment. The journey ended in 2022 on his 18th birthday, with a bicycle crossing of the United States.

Rémy Savage, several times crowned Best Bartender in the World, shares his craft through the creations he serves at Bar Nouveau. Through him, we discover the world of cocktails and mixology, the history of these practices, and his vision of the bartender’s profession today.

Jésus, world champion of cup-and-ball, sees his life turned upside down when he learns that he has Parkinson’s disease.

A short film built around a performance of Piano Concerto No. 2, Op. 18 by Sergei Rachmaninoff, performed by Anna Fedorova.

In a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by disasters, a young man struggles with exhaustion and anxiety. Withdrawn into the depths of his mind, he writes in his notebooks with a tormented pen, exploring the scandals of the human condition. Will he manage to rise out of this tomb?

Phoebus is a music video dealing with the theme of fire. Directed by Maxime Leblanc, it was shot at the Saint-Michel Chapel in Brasparts (Finistère) as well as at the Brennilis nuclear power plant, currently being dismantled.

Video created to promote Dhakira’s latest EP, 'Cries of Thought', on social media.

Promotional video for Pansy, an online magazine aimed at men, seeking to redefine the codes of masculinity and femininity. By focusing on the contemporary man, Pansy aims to move beyond the rigid categories traditionally associated with these notions and to encourage openness and diversity.

Every day, tens of thousands of people are working to change the world. These people, like you and me, were first asleep in their daily routine, until one day their alarm went off. A TEDx project built around the idea of awakening in the face of change. It includes a promotional film as well as the capture of a TED conference featuring seven speakers.

A film-debate evening organized in 2018 around the rise of the far right in Brazil, featuring the screening of four short films. The evening was sold out.

“Why Not Katia?” is a reportage created for the ASDAE association to raise funds to help the village of Katia, in Côte d'Ivoire, rebuild infrastructure destroyed by war. ASDAE uses a humanitarian intervention method that involves local communities and public authorities in the construction of health-related projects, a particularly effective approach in disadvantaged areas such as Katia, located in the north of Côte d'Ivoire.

Making-of of Michael Haneke’s film “Happy End”, starring Isabelle Huppert, Jean-Louis Trintignant and Mathieu Kassovitz.

“The wild beauty of the place is undeniably a setting of paradise, perhaps even an image of the Earth as it may have been before humankind tried to tame it.”

North of Mexico City, Teotihuacan, the “city of the gods”, and its Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, remains of one of the largest cities of pre-Columbian America.

Louise tells her husband, Jean, that she has cheated on him. But recently, Jean has reconnected with his former youthful love, Anouk.

Video created for the “McLaren Mur à mur” competition, a creative event highlighting the work of Norman McLaren, projection-mapped onto the UQAM bell tower in Montreal.

Video created for the “McLaren Mur à mur” competition, a creative event highlighting the work of Norman McLaren, projection-mapped onto the UQAM Design Centre in Montreal.

Video created for the “McLaren Mur à mur” competition, a creative event highlighting the work of Norman McLaren, projection-mapped onto the Cégep du Vieux Montréal.

Video created for the “McLaren Mur à mur” competition, a creative event highlighting the work of Norman McLaren, projection-mapped onto the Place de la Paix in Montreal.