CORRESPONDANCES

A beautiful film, truly beautiful in its authentic realness. Emotional and full of life. Thank you!

There’s a quiet elegance in how it mirrors the tension between generations. Minimalistic but layered with meaning

It reminded me of those classic French dramas, where the silence says more than the dialogue. Subtle, but strong.

I liked it. The postman guy was kinda grumpy but cool, and the whole thing felt honest.

As a father myself, it struck a nerve. We all wish we could go back and fix something we said or didn’t say.

This is the kind of short I come to festivals for. Intimate, simple on the surface, but it lingers.

The film says a lot about how men are taught to bury feelings. Watching them struggle to connect was painfully familiar.

The younger guy’s frustration felt super relatable. Like… trying to break free from stuff you didn’t choose.

Some parts dragged a bit, but the payoff emotionally was worth it. Could’ve been trimmed, but I still left moved.