Films directed
Kimono
Kimono (2023) is a French short film that weaves original haiku and paintings into its narrative. It won awards at nine international festivals, including Best Director at the Golden Lion International Film Festival, Cinema Cappuccino and the Hollywood Best Indie Film Awards, and was an official selection at the Cannes World Film Festival, Tokyo Lift-Off, Bridge Fest and the Budapest Movie Awards.
Awards
Golden Lion International Film Festival (GLIFF) – Best Director, International Short Film
Cinema Cappuccino – Best Director (Short)
Hollywood Best Indie Film Awards – Best Director, Student Film
MegaFlix Movie Awards – Best Movie (Short)
Indo French International Film Festival – Best Student Short Film
Cuckoo International Film Awards – Best Student Short Film
Five Continents International Film Festival – Award Winner, Student Short Film
Calcutta International Cult Film Festival – Award Winner, Student Films
South Film and Arts Academy Festival – Award Winner, Student Short Film
Athens International Monthly Art Film Festival – Finalist, Best Short Film; Honorable Mention, Best Student Film
Freewheeling Film Awards London – Nominee, Best Actress
Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Kolhapur International Film Festival – Semi-Finalist
Official selection
Cannes World Film Festival
Tokyo Lift-Off Film Festival 2024
Budapest Movie Awards
Bridge Fest
VYRE Film Festival 2023
Orlando International Film Festival
Pune Short Film Festival
Bollywood International Film Festival (BIFF)
Golden Short Film Festival
Los Angeles Short Film Award
London Director Film Festival
London Directors’ Talents
Hobnobben Film Festival
Symbiotic Film Festival
Morceaux de moi, Valérie Dintrich
“Morceaux de moi, Valérie Dintrich” (January 2023 – April 2023) is a documentary that offers an intimate exploration of French artist Valérie Dintrich’s creative world. This film examines Dintrich’s artistic techniques, her connection to the French School of Painting, and the influences of masters such as Rouault, Fautrier, and Bissière on her work. Structured in two parts, the documentary provides insights into both Dintrich’s personal creative process and her role as a mentor to emerging artists. Through this dual focus, the film offers a comprehensive portrait of the artist’s life, work, and impact on the art world.