2010, 55' // A poetic documentary about Tokyo that happened to be a movie about the "event": the alterity that happens in time, announces its own existence, and redefines the present. // Made with a grant from Mitsubishi Electric

2010, 78' // After Marguerite Duras // French // Of men and women, their inner, definitive separation and failure in understanding, and the possibility, for understanding, to sometimes incarnate, by some kind of human miracle, through love and sexuality.

2012, 108' // After the Bible's Ecclesiastes // With Puruen Kang // French // Of the struggle between our love for the wonderful beings and instants, that will die, and the temptation for an absolute object of love that will not die — the divine, that doesn't belong to our human life. // "There is … a time to be born and a time to die, a time to plant and a time to uproot, a time to kill and a time to heal, … a time to mourn and a time to dance, … a time to embrace and a time to refrain from embracing, … a time to search and a time to give up, a time to keep and a time to throw away, … a time to tear and a time to mend, a time to be silent and a time to speak, a time to love and a time to hate, a time for war and a time for peace."

2012, 176' // After Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart & Joseph Losey // French

2021, 3'17" // Sort of dance video performed by commuters in the Tokyo metro, on an old famous kitsch French song (translated on the video's page) about teenage years, first loves, and gently fading shiny memories. // People dancing back to the past, their moves magically resonating with the lyrics of the song.

2021, 4'05" // A dance video in correspondance with François Couperin and Marcelle Meyer // I danced. // Then I very slightly accelerated the video's speed. // Then I thought music would be nice. // Then I thought of François Couperin pieces played by Marcelle Meyer. // Then I quickly listened to a couple of pieces. // "Not this one". "Not this one". // Then I started listening to the one called Les Fauvètes furtives. I thought it could work. I tried it. It worked. I did nothing else. 

2012, 19' // After Susmu Hani // French version (original) & English version // Without altering the images, I reused the 19 first minutes of Susumu Hani's beautiful movie Nanami Inferno of first love (1968), of which I changed the subtitles. // This story of two Japanese teenagers' first moment together in a love hotel during the 60's, also becomes a dialogue about life, social constructs, the ways of happiness and the passage of the ephemeral.

2021, 1'56" // After Jean Renoir's The Diary of a Chambermaid, 1946 // — Why do you tell me this? — Because your name is Celestine, and your hair is gold.

2013, 27' // After Edgard G. Ulmer & Henry King // Silent, French subtitles // Extracts from the movies Detour and The Snows of the Kilimandjaro, of which I muted the sound, and rewrote the subtitles my own taste: humankind, daydream, universal truth, sex, death, rain and birds.

2004, 1'50" // French version (original) & English version // A movie about time, and about the present that comes after what was.

2005, 7' // French // Will we be happy?

2006, 4'50" // With Lauren Coullard & Baudouin Marnez // Includes a few French lines without English translation // A movie about what hasn't happened yet.

2004, 7' // Young plastic figure Patrizio on his journey of life.

2009, 40' // Whistling with a little branch hitting a stuff

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2014, 33' // A reverie of earth and the twentieth century.

2021, 4'32" // After a song by my darlings // Featuring cute animals dancing to the rhythm of a love coming from the past, a time you’re still locked in like these furry things are in their small space for humans' pleasure.

2006, 4'20" // French // 5 short movies on the theme…

2021, 6'08" // Includes French singing without English translation // After an era-defining French song from the late 80’s, about leaving the dead place you can’t live in anymore to reach greener valleys, leaving the loved one-s that wants you to stay — and about having fun singing, and playing with movies and sounds.