Nina Hazotte Maggipinto

Enter Psychosis is a seven-minute short film that pulls viewers into the fractured mind of a young man losing his grip on reality. As his surroundings shift and twist in response to his inner turmoil, the line between the real and the imagined collapses. The film blends cold, immersive visuals with a tense electronic score to create an atmosphere that feels both intimate and unsettling. Enter Psychosis is a sensory dive into a moment of psychological breakdown, capturing a transformation that is as haunting as it is mesmerizing.

Metamorphosis is a six-minute visual journey that picks up where Enter Psychosis left off. Shot like a psychological short film, it follows a man haunted by a voice from his past, wandering through a familiar street he no longer recognizes. As fragments of memory resurface, reality starts to slip. Metamorphosis dives into themes of grief, denial, and the fear of facing the truth, leading to a quiet and unsettling moment when he finds a mask. It’s a story about running away from pain, and what we become when we do.

Noah Vautrin lost his wife in tragic circumstances. Determined to bring her murderer to justice, the latter's death will sever this last remaining bond.