Liza Journo

A young filmmaker with mixed intentions sets out to document the friendship between a fifteen year old Parisian girl and a homeless alcoholic on the verge of death. Between documentary and fiction, Soil is an exploration of manipulation, dependency, and objectification.

In the 1950s, Gabriel, a talented young pianist, plays in the quartet of his father, Georges, a famous jazz virtuoso at the peak of his career. In the midst of his concerts, Gabriel searches for the words to tell his father about his need for freedom.

Two brothers, Louis and Noah, take part in an enduro competition. As the competition reaches its climax, the brothers' ambitions begin to interfere with and jeopardize the balance of their relationship.

One Saturday in spring, Simone, 17, receives a letter that will be a source of endless anguish. The strong ties with her sick father, André, although she loves him as much as he scares her, sometimes take up too much space in her life and prevent her from imagining a life elsewhere.

For seven days, seven unknown people live day and night in the same room, cut off from the world, under the constant gaze of the camera. Among them, the director, affected by the war in her country, ukraine, decided to realize a childhood dream: a reality show.