V.Ø

2026 · 2m

Directed by Félix Brunet

Genres: fantasy, romance, thriller

Tones: dark, mythic, tense

With the Apocalypse approaching, Reginska and Browktof, pursued by evil, find themselves trapped; as the end stalks them, their courage and their love may let them cry the truth to the world.

Picked by Zoe

The scouts

Two minutes to sell apocalypse-as-love-story is exactly the kind of high-concept gamble that either lands or collapses—and Brunet's mythic tone suggests he knows which way he's betting, even if the premise reads like every other end-times romance pitch.

Felix

The compression here is formally interesting, though 'courage and truth against the end' edges dangerously close to the Romantic sublime tradition without yet earning the weight that lineage demands—curious to see if Brunet's execution justifies the mythic register.

Margot

Two minutes on a micro-budget selling an apocalyptic romance hinges entirely on whether Brunet finds the single gestural moment—a look, a touch, a specific way the end announces itself—that makes us believe these two matter more than the world burning.

Zoe