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.
Opening night: ‘Shall we go green?’
It’s autumn, and are you already in need of a breath of fresh air? In these two programmes, interspersed with a festive interval, escape the hustle and bustle of the city and meet characters in search of peace and nature – for better, and sometimes for worse…
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Les Grandes Vacances
Valentine CADIC
France / 25'43 / 2022
Blandine spends her holidays alone in a small campsite close to the mountains. She quickly finds herself submerged by the noise, the crowd, and the rain she was trying to escape for the summer. By the lake, Blandine meets Helio, a young local journalist. A short film made in the framework of the Résidence des 168 Heures.
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The Farm
Leo Villares
ROYAUME-UNI / 19'04 / 2024
Calvin and Hanna are an English couple who come to an idyllic retreat called the Farm. They're expecting rest and relaxation, in the hopes that this will get them through a rocky patch in their relationship. When they meet Bernardo, the eccentric guru of the Farm, they learn that the 'resort' is actually psycotherapy centre. This might be the holiday from hell.
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The Proposal (Frieri)
Det sporadiske filmkollektivet .
NORVÈGE / 6' / 2018
On a boat, Joachim gets down on one knee and proposes to Toril, the woman of his dreams. Toril, on the other hand, has a different take on their relationship from him.
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IDYLL
Fanny Rösch
Allemagne / 9'40 / 2022
An idyllic family breakfast in the Tyrolean mountains – or so it seems. Behind the facade hides a family dynamic full of emotions of distance, closeness, envy and love. It's the coming alive of old conflicts, the small crises that seem banal but are ultimately all to familiar.
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Les mystérieuses aventures de Claude Conseil
Marie-Lola Terver, Paul Jousselin
France / 23' / 2023
Claude Conseil lives a peaceful retirement with her husband in a house in the forest. She spends her time listening to and recording birds. One day, a successful rapper unknowingly gives Claude's number in her latest song. Her phone never stops ringing, and without her asking for anything, an unknown world invites itself into the home of Claude and her bird companions.
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Our Wonderful Nature
Tomer Eshed
Allemagne/Germany / 5' / 2008
The mating habits of the water shrew like never seen before...
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La cure thermale
Joséphine Ha
France / 24' / 2026
At 25, Juliette has greasy hair, absolute certainties, and a broken heart. She also has no place to stay. Thanks to a gift voucher, she arrives at a spa for the next 48 hours and sets her problems aside.
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TURISTI
Mária Kralovič
SLOVAQUIE/TCHÉQUIE, FRANCE / 15' / 2026
A routine work trip for married couple Hana and Kornel suddenly turns into an adventurous struggle for survival. In a remote forest, far from civilisation, they are forced to face not only the wilderness, but also the fragile terrain of their long-term, stagnant relationship.
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DAMMEN
Grégoire Graesslin
FRANCE / 15' / 2025
Two young women are enjoying the wild surroundings of an isolated lake. It's a sunny day.
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Sauna Sickness
Malin Barr
Suède / 15' / 2026
Locked out on a freezing New Year's night following a sauna mishap, Cleo is forced to confront the chilling truth about her relationship.
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Inédit en Europe
Théo Nourdin
France / 14'43 / 2022
Séferine, a New Age thirty-something, organizes initiation courses on "letting go". This time, Séferine had a film crew come to film the workshop for promotional purposes. She has calibrated everything, anticipated everything, except perhaps Florence's behavior...





