Le Don d'Adèle

Adèle, a young woman, believes she has the gift of clairvoyance and uses it to manipulate those around her. However, her 'predictions' are often vague and can be interpreted in multiple ways, leading to amusing and sometimes disastrous consequences for herself and others. The film explores the themes of self-deception and the subjective nature of belief.

As a short film, 'Le Don d'Adèle' received positive attention within festival circuits and critical circles for its witty script and engaging performance by its lead. It was particularly praised for its humorous take on the supernatural and its exploration of character psychology.

• Praised for its sharp, comedic writing.
• Applauded for its clever exploration of a character's self-delusion.
• Noted for its effective use of subtle humor and character development within a short format.

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Nominated for the Grand Prix at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival.

The film's director, Emma Benestan, later went on to direct the feature film 'Jour de Choc' (2020).