Short Films TEFF - The Extraordinary Film Festival
mer. 9 sept. 2026 · 14:00
Centre Culturel Jacques Franck, Brussels
> Baisse les bras De Frédéric Philibert, animation, France 2023, 7 min
Noé (Mon petit frère de la lune) is now 18 years old. "Lower your arms!" his parents repeat endlessly, confronted with the perpetual movements of Noé's arms when he speaks or experiences strong emotions. Noé is of legal age in the eyes of society, but he is not at all autonomous. His sister, whom he adores, leaves the family home to study in another city. Noé's life is then turned upside down.
> Dancer (la danseuse) De Nomin Gantulga, fiction, Mongolia 2023, 12 min
A deaf teenager decides to follow her dreams and audition to join a dance company, despite her father's protests.
> Auxiliaire De Lucas Bacle, fiction, France 2022, 24 min
Marc, a care assistant, dreams of becoming a head chef on a boat. During a night of doubt, he must confess to Quentin, his physically disabled friend whom he has been caring for daily for years, that following a job offer, he will not return the next day.
> Ronzio De Niccolò Donatini, fiction, Italy 2024, 11 min
Alma is 20 years old and suffers from ADHD. Alongside her beekeeper father, she is perfectly at ease, having learned over time to manage the inattention linked to her neurodivergence. Bees and honeycombs are a safe and soothing place, the exact opposite of the outside world.
> Design Ability Film collective, documentary, Spain 2017, 6 min
In the visual world, original design is more precious than ever. A Barcelona advertising agency stands out from the crowd: La Casa de Carlota. It competes with the best agencies and produces superb campaigns for clients such as Nestlé, Danone, or the Barcelona City Council. Their graphic designers have Down syndrome or autism, and it is this particularity that is at the heart of the company's success. This short documentary meets Odile, Joan, Quim, Carlo, and Sophie and their creativity.
100% cinema, 100% accessible, the TEFF is designed for everyone, including people with disabilities. Specific arrangements are put in place to guarantee optimal accessibility, particularly on a sensory level, with adapted devices for blind or visually impaired people.
Audio description is available for this screening.