The Festival is a space for artistic freedom; here are a few tips to help you enjoy it to the fullest:
Marked in green on the schedule: Screenings specifically tailored for young audiences, with the recommended minimum age indicated.
The rest of the program is generally intended for a “mature” audience. Generally for ages 14 and up, unless otherwise noted: some screenings include a content warning (!) while others are family-friendly for ages 10 and up (*)
For audience members who would like details on sensitive topics featured in the films, you can now refer to the Trigger Warning.
Le court d’après
A programme featuring the very latest short films by filmmakers who have taken part in the Brest Film Festival.
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SOLEIL PÂLE
Adrian Moyse Dullin, Jawahine Zentar
FRANCE / 15' / 2025
On a summer beach, 12-year-old Abel is ashamed of his father's cancer-stricken body.
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OH BOYS
Antonio DONATO
ITALIE/ROYAUME-UNI / 17' / 2026
In a coastal village, three stories of masculine pride unfold: in a local band, musicians compete to outshine one another with their virtuosity; a tourist desperately tries to impress his new girlfriend over lunch; and an amateur ping pong player faces a humiliating defeat at the hands of a young girl.
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Mother of a son
Kevin Koch
Allemagne / 20' / 2026
A year after her son's act of violence, a mother comes to terms with his actions, caught between unconditional love and the weight of his terrible legacy.
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DERNIER PRINTEMPS
Mathilde Bedouet
FRANCE / 15' / 2026
Marion and Camille, 15, are inseparable. They arrive on a southern island for their final school trip, full of excitement and expectation. It’s a time of firsts, and the abrupt end of carefree days.
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La chambre des grands
Raphael Thet
France / 15' / 2026
After a party at a vacation house, Noham climbs into the bunk bed he shares with Zacharie, his best friend from high school. It is finally time for them to talk.
