Martin has just been dumped and spends the night hanging out with David, a friend he hasn’t seen for a long time.
Studio project (2014) by Timothée Zurbuchen
Fiction / 11min
Synopsis
Martin has just been dumped and spends the night hanging out with David, a friend he hasn’t seen for a long time.
Commentaire
On the theme of secrecy, Timothée Zurbuchen has built Being too serious around a friendship with complicity, confusion and humor. Until the end of the night, the story unfolds with subtlety the melancholy of the end of an age, where its fragile heroes are not yet men and are still looking for themselves.
Sébastien Lifshitz
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