École Agnès Varda

In an intimate and provocative journey, Vibrations is a documentary-essay that explores the filmmaker’s complex relationship with explicit imagery and his own sexuality. Born into a Catholic family and struggling to put his homosexuality into words, the director finds in pornography a space for self-exploration and acceptance. The film dives into the nuances of alternative pornography, challenging stigmas and revealing how desire, identity, and the politics of the body intertwine both on screen and in life. A work that pulses between the personal and the universal, Vibrations challenges perceptions and invites a rediscovery of pleasure and freedom through the image.

Based on the experience of living in a shared house and sharing domestic space, the film aims to explore the link between rules, territory and group. The film will be structured like the architecture of a house, the camera will move from room to room, from character to character : from the basement to the roof, each room is conceived as a different chapter, like a still life painting or a poetic game. But if the camera remains confined to the house, questions break out and go to visit architects, lawyers, job seekers, musicians, … asking the same question to all : why and when do we need rules?

In the beautiful swimming pool in Uccle (Brussels), the water shimmers with a thousand colours and swimmers become fish. A shell, a reflection on the wall or the sound of waves change our perceptions. In the small pool, the children's colourful swimming caps look like flowers. Here, sensations and dreams break up the hectic daily routine of everyone's lives...