EA6 - film surprise (2026)

Vincent Dieutre drifts through an unfamiliar city, tracing branching paths that cut across clearings, ponds, and shaded boulevards. Part moving diary, the film stitches together fleeting encounters, reflections on water, and whispered voice-overs into a tapestry of desire, memory, and grief. This wide-eyed urban stroll captures fragments of cinema both remembered and imagined, echoing the sentimental geometries of cherished directors. Caught between intimate revelation and sensory drift, Dieutre turns the landscape into an emotional archive: lost lovers reappear like specters among the trees, while the present dissolves into a continuous blur of overlapping timelines. Suspended somewhere between documentary and autofiction, the film deepens the director’s autobiographical journey, adding a new chapter where his body, the city, and cinema itself become one. This is a walk with no clear destination—where each step becomes both a creative act and a means of survival.