Entrecorps
2026 · 2m
Directed by Romane Ferreira Da Silva
Tones: contemplative, tender
In the morning light after a moment of love, Simone shares with her lover the progress of the film she holds dear — and reveals its name.
Picked by Margot
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Two minutes of pillow talk about a film-within-the-film sounds like the safest possible idea, but there's something deliberately anti-climactic about that reveal that might actually be weirder than it seems—I need to see if Ferreira Da Silva is playing with the romance itself or just teasing us.
The formal restraint here is exquisite: a premise that refuses spectacle in favor of intimate disclosure, where the act of sharing creative ambition becomes the true architecture of the scene. This is the kind of gentle structural choice that elevates cinema about cinema into something genuinely moving.
In a two-minute window, the entire weight rests on how Ferreira Da Silva times that name reveal—whether it lands as tenderness, vulnerability, or something between—and that single moment of vulnerability-made-visible is where this film will either breathe or collapse.