Watch Age of Panic on FilmDoo.com With her 2013 narrative feature debut, Age of Panic, French director Justine Triet delivered a layered, intelligent yet viscerally compelling drama that parallels the personal commotion of conflicting parents with […]
Watch Theo and Hugo on FilmDoo Opening with an almost 20-minute long, dazzlingly shot orgy in a darkly lit sex club, Olivier Ducastel and Jacques Martineau’s Theo and Hugo (aka Paris 05:59, aka Théo et Hugo […]
By Stephanie Hotz Directed by Emilie Brisavoine Actress Emilie Brisavoine has taken a courageous leap for her first feature length film, Oh La La Pauline!, an intimate documentary about her 15-year-old half-sister Pauline, though the […]
Through three parallel narratives set in Paris, Bangkok and LA, Rooth Tang’s dreamy and disorienting Sway affectingly observes new forms of emotional and physical detachment in the increasingly globalised Information Age. Boasting an ensemble cast […]
Directed by François Ruffin French journalist François Ruffin has cited Michael Moore as a key inspiration for his first foray into feature filmmaking and, much like the latter’s most famous work, the warm, cheeky identity […]
Voice Over is a unique story about extreme hardships and all-encompassing love taking place in four different settings. The story arc transcends the constraints of time and space, allowing the short film to ask universal […]
