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1992

Directed by Anthony Doncque

Seventeen-year-old Martin, obsessed with capturing life through his Hi8 camera, spends his days filming everything around him. His routine takes an unexpected turn when he crosses paths with Dominique, the watchman at his school.
1992 is a beautifully observed French gay short film about teenage sexual awakening, uncertainty and the unexpected kindness that can come from family. Anthony Doncque handles intimacy with unusual naturalism, giving Martin’s curiosity space to feel awkward, exciting and real. The final father-son moment adds a deeply human layer that lifts the film beyond a simple coming-of-age story.

1992

Directed by Anthony Doncque

Seventeen-year-old Martin, obsessed with capturing life through his Hi8 camera, spends his days filming everything around him. His routine takes an unexpected turn when he crosses paths with Dominique, the watchman at his school.
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1992 is a beautifully observed French gay short film about teenage sexual awakening, uncertainty and the unexpected kindness that can come from family. Anthony Doncque handles intimacy with unusual naturalism, giving Martin’s curiosity space to feel awkward, exciting and real. The final father-son moment adds a deeply human layer that lifts the film beyond a simple coming-of-age story.