À travers tes yeux
2026 · 2m
Directed by Mathilde Puget
Genres: coming-of-age, drama, fantasy
Tones: contemplative, melancholic, tender
After losing her big brother, a little girl cuts her hair on impulse and seeks a reaction from every member of her family; it is with her blind grandmother, connected to the spiritual world, that she finds the key - her brother never left her, and lends her strength in every trial.
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The spiritual grandmother angle feels like it's reaching for profundity in a way that's almost quaint—grief-as-connection is well-trodden territory, and two minutes isn't enough to subvert the inevitable uplift.
Puget situates herself thoughtfully in the lineage of intimate family portraiture and magical realism; the structural choice to anchor meaning through the grandmother's blindness—a sensory inversion—speaks to considered formal rigor.
The haircut as catalyst is elegant, but what makes this work is the sound design choice: the way the grandmother's presence enters the mix, not visually but acoustically, transforms a moment of impulse into something that feels genuinely transcendent on a shoestring.