TRENTE

TRENTE (2026)



6.7 2026 — France

Director: Sébastien Frit

Cast: Sébastien Frit

Documentary
An introspective documentary that dives deep into the turbulence of turning thirty, capturing a generation navigating a world that’s shifted far beyond the one they were raised in. Seb stumbles upon forgotten home videos from his younger days, forcing a raw and heartfelt confrontation between the ambitions he once held and the life he’s actually living.

More About This Film

Trente is an intimate French documentary about the uncertainty and self-questioning that can accompany the transition into one's thirties. Seb looks back at his younger self through old footage and compares earlier dreams with the reality of adulthood.

Carrying the camera he bought as a teenager, he travels to Polynesia while using filmmaking as a way to examine memory, ambition, time, and personal change. The result blends travel imagery with an intensely personal video diary.

  • Directed by Sébastien Frit and Jérémie Levypon.
  • Released in France on May 18, 2026.
  • The documentary runs approximately 70 minutes.
  • The film is in French.
  • Its structure combines personal archives with present-day reflections.
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Where to Watch

The film is a French documentary release, so local availability is likely to vary by territory.