Our film projects
How far can one go to defend an ideal?
Some choose to temporarily leave their urban lives to volunteer in the high mountains, alongside shepherds. Their mission: to protect flocks from wolf attacks, ensuring a deterrent presence, day and night.
For associations committed to defending pastoralism, this human presence represents a concrete response to predation. Some farmers, open to these initiatives, welcome these volunteers who discover a demanding way of life, often far removed from their familiar surroundings.
This documentary follows three volunteers, each spending a week in a mountain pasture. In turn, they share the daily life of a shepherd, discover the realities of his profession, and confront the challenges of coexisting with wolves. As the days pass, in this isolated environment, unique human relationships develop between these individuals from different backgrounds, united by a common goal: protecting the flock.
In this particular atmosphere, bonds will form, invisible bonds captured by the eye of a camera that will reveal to the public a reflection around a common desire: to manage the wolf problem differently.
Author: Marco Soldati
Producer: Alexandre Prisse
Status: In development
Having recently established ourselves, we are committed to showcasing unique and daring works.
Far removed from mercantile ideas and the desire to produce in order to exist, we primarily seek to offer... Innovative projects, ambitious in form, intelligent in substance.
Currently, 3 projects are in preparation, but this is just the beginning! We are always looking to meet new people , discover their story and listen to how they tell it.
This documentary tells a story. Stories. The stories of women mutilated by medicine, whose lives were turned upside down overnight.
It was supposed to be a completely routine procedure. It was a Wednesday, maybe a Thursday. The goal was to stop urinary incontinence—a common problem for women over thirty-five, especially after pregnancy. Yet, this routine intervention would turn into a nightmare. Bed rest, the inability to work, chronic pain that was difficult to bear: if these women had known, they would have preferred to urinate all day long, to have leaks in the street or at the slightest laugh, rather than endure this life.
Faced with this new disease, whose sole cause is man, they received only lies, blame, and a minimization of their suffering. Their lives destroyed, their bodies bruised, and their voices silenced by an all-powerful medical establishment.
Initially alone, these women—now thousands strong—will eventually meet, unite, and speak out, their voices too often silenced by the injustice they have suffered. From victims, they become activists.
And that is what this documentary will be about: these women, of all ages, who will bring this fight to the forefront and, through it, restore their dignity.
Author: Professional Secrecy
Producers: Alexandre Prisse & Samuel Troy
Status: In progress
Countryside slaughter
This short film tells the story of Oscar, living in a remote corner of the Allier region, in a ruined castle, tired and worn out by time.
In this world, everyone graduates high school with honors, which is considered the minimum and even the lowest possible grade. Oscar, however, earns highest honors and decides to go to Paris to continue his studies. But an unrealistic number of deer invade the roads, preventing Oscar from reaching the capital.
To address this problem, the village is organizing a special hunt to control the game population and clear the roads. This event, filmed in a documentary style, will culminate in a banquet.
During the banquet, a feeding frenzy will take place, while a red balloon mysteriously disrupts the scene. Meanwhile, Marie will try desperately to speak to Oscar. In vain. Finally, crushed by the mysterious balloon, she will die and float into the sky, uttering a final, poignant speech.
Author: Samuel Troy
Assistant Director: Alexandre Prisse
Status: Funding secured: In production