Le verre d'eau

A quiet, intimate drama unfolds through a single, everyday object that becomes a quiet stage for memory and longing. A man returns to a familiar room, where a simple glass of water sits as a threshold between past and present. As conversations drift between generations and the room absorbs the soft rhythms of life, small gestures reveal long-held hopes, regrets, and unspoken tenderness. Time seems to bend around the mundane, turning routine into a gentle meditation on connection, absence, and the fragile dignity of ordinary moments. The film invites viewers to listen closely to what remains unsaid in ordinary acts.