T'as de beaux yeux tu sais
2026 · 2m
Directed by Flora Houdu, Jeanne Bréjon
Genres: drama, experimental
Tones: contemplative, tender
Two young women see the world from opposite viewpoints - one finds it beautiful, the other cannot understand it at all - and through their poetic dialogue each begins to tame her own vision of the world.
Picked by Margot
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Two girls arguing about whether the world is worth seeing sounds like the setup to a TED talk, but somehow Houdu and Bréjon dodge every inspirational trap and land in actual strangeness—the dialogue does something poetic that resists easy resolution, which is the only reason this works at all.
A formally assured meditation on perception that echoes the French poetic tradition while holding itself to rigorous structural discipline; the film trusts its viewers to sit with incompatible truths, and that restraint is the mark of considered filmmaking.
The decision to let the dialogue do the visual work—to build the world through language rather than image—is the kind of constraint that forces every line to earn its weight, and that discipline is what transforms a two-minute conversation into something that actually stays with you.