FAT FAST
2026 · 2m
Directed by Tristan Moissonnier
Genres: dark comedy, satire, sci-fi
Tones: absurdist, darkly comic, provocative
In a world where beauty standards now demand gaining weight, Cléo signs up for an online program promising fast results: 'Fat Fast'.
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Finally, a satire that doesn't wink—it just flips the entire beauty-industrial complex on its head and watches it squirm, which is exactly the kind of premise that makes consensus audiences uncomfortable and makes me pay attention.
Moissonnier deploys a sharp formal restraint that recalls the tradition of corpo-satirists like Cronenberg, though the execution feels slightly over-reliant on its central inversion rather than deepening the form itself.
The 2-minute constraint forces a brilliant economy—there's a single moment where Cléo's expression shifts from eagerness to recognition, and that micro-performance carries the entire weight of the film's critique without a single explanatory line.