A Few Moments of Happiness (2026)

A young woman in Paris, confined to her bed, experiences the war in Lebanon through the glow of her smartphone. Blending fragmented family calls, haunting digital feeds, and profound quiet, this film captures the emotional detachment of a generation forced to observe global devastation from a safe distance. A deeply personal meditation on displacement, the weight of constant connectivity, and the quiet fatigue that comes with being a passive observer of distant catastrophe.