Des morts entre les mains

A quiet, observational documentary that sits with grief and the everyday labour of death, asking patience and emotional openness from the viewer.

A quiet, observational visit to a working cemetery, lingering on ritual and labour with a calm, unhurried gaze.

A quiet, observational short that watches a funeral director's routine with patience, asking you to sit with the ordinary labor behind death.

A quiet, respectful short that observes unseen laborers in dim tunnels, finding dignity in repetitive nighttime work.

A quiet, immersive look at intensive-care workers that feels heavy and humane, asking you to sit with mortality and routine.

A quiet, observational slice of everyday working life that invites you to notice the small repetitions of a routine.

A quiet, observational sit with people who watch over the night, patient and low-key, rewarding close attention.

A quiet, thoughtful documentary that treats death and the women who tend it with gentle, unsensational respect.

A sober, fly-on-the-wall look at life-and-death decisions, steady and clinical, with quiet emotional weight.

A quiet, unsettling short that drifts through a night shift toward something strange and unresolved.

A quiet, observational gaze at strangers passing through an ordinary city moment, patient and faintly lonely.

A quiet, observational gaze over a cemetery, dwelling on stillness, remembrance and the slow passage of time.