E=mc²
A biographical film exploring the life of a young Albert Einstein and the pivotal years during which he developed his groundbreaking formula.
The film is accompanied by an original graphic novel, illustrated by the artist and filmmaker herself, bringing a contemporary visual dimension to the project and expanding its appeal beyond academic audiences.
By combining cinema, illustration, and scientific history, the artist seeks to make Einstein's intellectual journey accessible to a broader international audience while introducing a fresh and modern cinematic approach.
The artist, who embodies and brings this project to life, is also currently writing a stage play intended for an international audience.
art dealer 1881
A period detective story centered on the disappearance of a Renaissance painting, featuring an art dealer protagonist in 1881.
The film is set in Antibes, France, and is accompanied by a sanguine (red chalk) illustrated graphic novel.
A family comedy featuring children from a large family as its central characters.
Co-produced in France and the United Kingdom, the film unfolds as an imaginative adventure filled with exuberant humour and boundless creativity.
At its heart lies the symbolism of flowers and the simple act of giving them to our mothers as a gesture of love, respect and appreciation. Through the children's eyes, this everyday gesture becomes an act of audacity, transforming the ordinary into something extraordinary.
Under the distinctive vision of its director, who is also a painter, everyday life is reinvented through a pure, poetic and imaginative lens, revealing the extraordinary beauty hidden within the simplest moments.