Little Death

Year: 1995

Runtime: 25 mins

Language: French

Director: François Ozon

Drama

Paul, a photographer obsessed with capturing men’s faces at orgasm, lives with his lover Martial. His sister Camille, running the family business, takes him to their dying father, whom Paul hasn’t seen in six years and who despises his looks. There’s no reconciliation, but their uneasy talks push the temperamental, self‑pitying artist to growth.

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