François Jaros

Clara is a lone, much to the chagrin of her family, who wish she could find happiness with a partner. After her aunt dies, she inherits a pet...

A series of brief vignettes chronicling a man in the midst of a romantic break-up.

Stars, hide your fires; let not light see my black and deep desires. Nor any truck.

Everything would be fine. Maurice had made up his mind. He had made a list: pick a date, announce his retirement, sell the car, see old friends, and empty the garage. Then, die with dignity.

Everything would be fine. Maurice had made up his mind. He had made a list: pick a date, announce his retirement, sell the car, see old friends, and empty the garage. Then, die with dignity.

One man. One (small) motorbike. The open road.

Stars, hide your fires; let not light see my black and deep desires. Nor any truck.

Stars, hide your fires; let not light see my black and deep desires. Nor any truck.

Stars, hide your fires; let not light see my black and deep desires. Nor any truck.

A series of brief vignettes chronicling a man in the midst of a romantic break-up.

A series of brief vignettes chronicling a man in the midst of a romantic break-up.

Everything would be fine. Maurice had made up his mind. He had made a list: pick a date, announce his retirement, sell the car, see old friends, and empty the garage. Then, die with dignity.

On the verge of their thirties, two best friends head out to Daytona Beach to finally live the Spring Break. They end up with quite a different experience than expected. The film is fictional but it was shot on location, with the participation of the real spring-breakers.