Emile Binet-Tarbé de Vauxclairs

For years, the IPCC’s scientific warnings have become increasingly clear, and temperature records have been falling one after another. From the scorched vineyards of Banyuls-sur-Mer to the parched lands of the Lauragais, the signs of global warming are now visible throughout France. As eco-anxiety grows, tension is mounting between the urgent need for action and the inertia of an economic model based on growth, crystallizing conflicts around controversial projects such as the mega-reservoirs in Sainte-Soline...

In a hyper-connected world obsessed with constant stimulation, boredom has become the ultimate taboo. From classroom daydreams to the trap of endless scrolling and the quiet violence of workplace bore-out, two young filmmakers explore the void our society dreads—asking whether doing nothing might just be our last form of creative freedom.

For years, the IPCC’s scientific warnings have become increasingly clear, and temperature records have been falling one after another. From the scorched vineyards of Banyuls-sur-Mer to the parched lands of the Lauragais, the signs of global warming are now visible throughout France. As eco-anxiety grows, tension is mounting between the urgent need for action and the inertia of an economic model based on growth, crystallizing conflicts around controversial projects such as the mega-reservoirs in Sainte-Soline...

For years, the IPCC’s scientific warnings have become increasingly clear, and temperature records have been falling one after another. From the scorched vineyards of Banyuls-sur-Mer to the parched lands of the Lauragais, the signs of global warming are now visible throughout France. As eco-anxiety grows, tension is mounting between the urgent need for action and the inertia of an economic model based on growth, crystallizing conflicts around controversial projects such as the mega-reservoirs in Sainte-Soline...

For years, the IPCC’s scientific warnings have become increasingly clear, and temperature records have been falling one after another. From the scorched vineyards of Banyuls-sur-Mer to the parched lands of the Lauragais, the signs of global warming are now visible throughout France. As eco-anxiety grows, tension is mounting between the urgent need for action and the inertia of an economic model based on growth, crystallizing conflicts around controversial projects such as the mega-reservoirs in Sainte-Soline...

In a hyper-connected world obsessed with constant stimulation, boredom has become the ultimate taboo. From classroom daydreams to the trap of endless scrolling and the quiet violence of workplace bore-out, two young filmmakers explore the void our society dreads—asking whether doing nothing might just be our last form of creative freedom.