For the Moon (2027)

Éric Baudelaire collaborates with students at the National Institute for Blind Youth in Paris, equipping them with cameras and encouraging them to uncover beauty and visual richness in the world around them. Through music, art, and close attention to the smallest details of their surroundings, their individual expressions merge into a self-contained, deeply subjective cinematic universe—one that captures the tactile feel of everyday objects and fleeting moments of stunning abstraction.