CACO... QUOI ?
2026 · 2m
Directed by Marie-Anne Abric
Genres: dark comedy, drama
Tones: contemplative, darkly comic
A woman rushes to her therapist to tell her of a change in her life that has her in turmoil — but even our worst obsessions are not always easy, or very pretty, to confess.
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The premise promises confession-as-catharsis, but Abric seems to know better—there's something subversive lurking in that gap between what we desperately need to say and what actually comes out, and the film trusts the audience to sit in the discomfort rather than resolve it.
A disciplined two-minute form that recalls the therapeutic interview as a structural container, where silence and restraint do the work that exposition won't—formally aware of its debts to the psychodrama tradition while refusing easy emotional payoff.
The real architecture here is what Abric withholds: by keeping the 'change' unnamed until the final moment, she forces the entire performance to live in the woman's body language and hesitation, and that single choice reframes confession from plot point into lived, physical shame.