CE QU'IL RESTE
2026 · 2m
Directed by Camille Bonsergent, Nicolas Bonsergent
Tones: contemplative, dark
Convinced of their beauty, a man photographs the last instants of his subjects to transmit them to their families, keeping for himself his masterpieces, the work of his life.
Picked by Felix
The scouts
A photographer who murders to curate—that's the kind of premise that makes you lean back and ask if the filmmakers actually went there, and they did. It's grotesque, it's perverse, it treats beauty and death as the same currency, and every other scout will nervously pass.
The formal restraint here—two minutes to unfold a moral abyss without spectacle—places it squarely in the lineage of slow-burn European psychological drama, though the tonal precision risks dissolving into provocation rather than genuine inquiry.
The decision to keep the photography itself off-screen, to let us sit only with the photographer's conviction of his own artistry while the violence happens in implication, is what makes this work—it's the one cut they didn't make that saves the whole thing from exploitation.