It's All Saints' Day. Bérénice criss-crosses the city. Flowers must be found for the grave. Her son Sacha has other projects. Too bad. Flowers must be found for the grave.
Acting
Catherine Salée's face carries entire histories of unspoken loss.
Direction
Petit-Gats turns a flower errand into existential dread.
Director
Baptiste Petit-Gats
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
All Saints' Day (La Toussaint) is when French families crowd cemeteries with chrysanthemums—the film captures the performative pressure of this national ritual.
Petit-Gats shot this during his studies at INSAS; the budget constraints forced the compressed runtime that ultimately serves the story's suffocating urgency.
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