My Coffin

A short, wry French comedy that turns a burial into a quietly absurd, slightly eerie meditation on what comes after.

A quiet, deeply moving meditation on mortality that asks you to sit with a man's regret and his late, small triumph.

A quiet, somber short that sits with despair and offers a fragile, uncertain turn toward hope.

A quiet, darkly funny look at loneliness and mortality that makes you squirm and smile as an awkward man tentatively reaches for connection.

A quiet, wry short that finds tenderness in stillness and the odd dignity of playing dead.

A quiet, wry short that drifts with a dead man through grey streets, mixing gentle absurdity with lingering regret.

A wry, uncomfortable short that finds awkward comedy in a grim encounter, leaving a lingering unease.

A queasy, funny tightrope walk between cute school-day comedy and creeping dread, where every glance at something unseen makes you squirm and smile.

A raw, funny, and tender look at grief, where sharp insults and quiet kindnesses sit side by side.

A quiet, deadpan drift through strange cities, where small absurdities quietly echo displacement and belonging.

A talky, offbeat day-in-the-life that drifts between awkward comedy and quiet existential unease.

A wry, low-key German comedy of invisibility, drifting between deadpan absurdity and quiet melancholy as one man goes unnoticed even in death.