Alouette(2024)
One misty night, Eloise meets Alouette, a beautiful ghost haunting the pond of her summer house. She returns each night, descending into love and madness as she tries to prove that Alouette is real. A queer short film, "Alouette" explores themes of self identity, sexual discovery and liminal spaces.
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