La Nuit (2026)

Blanche lands a promotion that uproots the family, pulling them toward a new life in a coastal town—a change she craves. Yet beneath the salt air and fresh scenery, something feels off. Damien is haunted by a recurring vision: a fatal crash on a cliffside road, and the ghost of a woman's face. One morning, while jogging along that very stretch of asphalt, he comes face-to-face with her. Her name is Ariane, and she shouldn't exist—she died in the exact accident that plagues his dreams. Still, here she is, tangible and alive in his arms. What follows is a consuming, magnetic affair that pulls Damien under, while Blanche watches helplessly as her husband drifts into a world she can't touch. Around them, the landscape feels hollow, stripped to its raw elements—just matter, silence, and the pull of something inevitable.