Ce que je vois
2026 · 2m
Directed by Jean-François Edouard
Genres: drama
Tones: contemplative, melancholic
Elias, hit by a car on a rainy evening as he crossed at a pedestrian crossing, has become blind; he has been seeing a psychologist for some time - but this session will not be quite like the others.
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A therapy session after blindness sounds like every Sundance wound-licking drama, but if Edouard's actually subverting the psychologist-patient confessional—making us question who's really being seen—then maybe there's teeth under the melancholy veneer.
The premise sits squarely in the European art-film tradition of internal states made visible through dialogue and spatial restraint; what matters is whether Edouard's formal choices—framing, silence, the rhythm of revelation—justify the conceptual weight.
Two minutes to pivot a therapy session into something that lands differently hinges entirely on one choice—whether it's a camera movement that reframes agency, a sound design decision that inverts who's observing whom, or a single line reading that exposes the real blindness at work.