JE VOULAIS TE VOIR
2026 · 2m
Directed by Nicolas Cossou
Tones: contemplative, sensual, tender
A woman who experiences beauty without sight — through voices, silences, and sensations — advances through the world differently, and in an encounter a fragile relationship takes shape.
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Everyone expects the blind woman story to go sentimental—Cossou just... doesn't, and it's quietly radical; he lets sensuality and silence do the work that lazy dialogue would've wrecked.
A formally deliberate study in how cinema can translate non-visual perception into form—the restraint and editing discipline place this squarely in the lineage of Bresson and Varda's sensory minimalism.
The sound design choice—privileging voice and ambient texture over score—is the entire film; it's the one decision that transforms what could've been earnest into something genuinely tactile and alive.