GAMORI
2026 · 2m
Directed by Hugo Desouches, Lucas Bieber
Genres: experimental, mystery, silent
Tones: contemplative, melancholic, surreal
In an old, silent workshop, a sound disturbs the balance and reveals a mysterious character who tirelessly tries to reproduce something.
Picked by Margot
The scouts
Two minutes of someone failing to recreate something in a dead workshop—it's almost aggressively boring until you realize the film is *about* that futility, which is clever, but also the kind of clever that feels a little too pleased with itself.
The restraint here is exquisite: a silent workshop that becomes a chamber for obsession, where sound itself becomes the intruder that breaks form—this sits perfectly in the lineage of Bresson's asceticism and contemporary experimental practice, rigorous and genuinely haunting.
The decision to let silence do the heavy lifting until that single disruption arrives is what makes this work; two minutes of patient nothing, then one sound choice that reframes the entire act of repetition as something almost desperate and human.