Admirer la vue
2026 · 2m
Directed by Grouselle Dorian, Schmitt Elodie
Tones: contemplative, darkly comic
A work of art creates a sensation in its exhibition venue; whether the characters manage to understand its beauty is another matter.
Picked by Margot
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Two minutes of people failing to get art—which would be trite except the film refuses to let us off easy by deciding whether we're smarter than them, and that refusal is genuinely unsettling.
A precisely calibrated satire that situates itself in a lineage of conceptual cinema and gallery-world critique, where every formal choice—the framing, the pacing, the silence—functions as both subject and method.
The entire film hinges on a single directorial decision: the choice to never show us the artwork itself, only its effect on faces, which transforms a two-minute sketch into something that lands like a fist.