Camille Trudel

Adèle, a somewhat overwhelmed mother, panics when her eight-month-old daughter, Olivia, supernaturally disappears without a trace. When Adèle finds Olivia at a dangerously seductive garden party where a neighbor claims to be her mother, the young woman must fight to stay grounded as the scrutiny of others forces her to confront her own anxieties.

In an isolated psychiatric ward, Laurence, a young woman suffering from depression, has her world turned upside down by another patient who is her exact opposite.

Championed in her sporting activities by her teenage brother, Pierre-Amelia’s innocent world shatters when her experience among an elite soccer team of older girls precipitates her sexual awakening and reveals an unsuspected desire for her brother. 'Blaze' delicately explores the taboo of forbidden desire in an adolescent world where nascent passions are often at odds with social norms.

Maxime, 14, is a young soccer prodigy accustomed to winning and being "the best." However, during the Academy tryouts, he finds himself up against players just as talented as he is—most notably Diego, whose instinctive and selfless style of play shakes his confidence. Beneath Maxime’s self-assurance lies a deep vulnerability: that of a young boy who no longer knows who he is if he isn't the best.

Plagued by the conviction that she could have saved Hugo—her twin brother, who died of an epileptic seizure—Marlène, a rising ASMR artist, finds sleep becoming a threat: night after night, sleep paralysis pins her to her bed, where her brother’s presence lingers. This psychological thriller draws on the tropes of the haunted-house genre to explore grief and the downward spiral of a woman no longer sure whether Hugo has returned for revenge, or if something far more sinister has taken hold of her.

Through the encounter between a director and a scarred young woman, Miette explores how guilt shapes our personal narrative and relationships.

Adèle, a somewhat overwhelmed mother, panics when her eight-month-old daughter, Olivia, supernaturally disappears without a trace. When Adèle finds Olivia at a dangerously seductive garden party where a neighbor claims to be her mother, the young woman must fight to stay grounded as the scrutiny of others forces her to confront her own anxieties.

Adèle, a somewhat overwhelmed mother, panics when her eight-month-old daughter, Olivia, supernaturally disappears without a trace. When Adèle finds Olivia at a dangerously seductive garden party where a neighbor claims to be her mother, the young woman must fight to stay grounded as the scrutiny of others forces her to confront her own anxieties.

In an isolated psychiatric ward, Laurence, a young woman suffering from depression, has her world turned upside down by another patient who is her exact opposite.

Championed in her sporting activities by her teenage brother, Pierre-Amelia’s innocent world shatters when her experience among an elite soccer team of older girls precipitates her sexual awakening and reveals an unsuspected desire for her brother. 'Blaze' delicately explores the taboo of forbidden desire in an adolescent world where nascent passions are often at odds with social norms.

Maxime, 14, is a young soccer prodigy accustomed to winning and being "the best." However, during the Academy tryouts, he finds himself up against players just as talented as he is—most notably Diego, whose instinctive and selfless style of play shakes his confidence. Beneath Maxime’s self-assurance lies a deep vulnerability: that of a young boy who no longer knows who he is if he isn't the best.

Plagued by the conviction that she could have saved Hugo—her twin brother, who died of an epileptic seizure—Marlène, a rising ASMR artist, finds sleep becoming a threat: night after night, sleep paralysis pins her to her bed, where her brother’s presence lingers. This psychological thriller draws on the tropes of the haunted-house genre to explore grief and the downward spiral of a woman no longer sure whether Hugo has returned for revenge, or if something far more sinister has taken hold of her.

Plagued by the conviction that she could have saved Hugo—her twin brother, who died of an epileptic seizure—Marlène, a rising ASMR artist, finds sleep becoming a threat: night after night, sleep paralysis pins her to her bed, where her brother’s presence lingers. This psychological thriller draws on the tropes of the haunted-house genre to explore grief and the downward spiral of a woman no longer sure whether Hugo has returned for revenge, or if something far more sinister has taken hold of her.

Through the encounter between a director and a scarred young woman, Miette explores how guilt shapes our personal narrative and relationships.