The Pass

The ambiguity is the main virtue of this short film reminding, in some measure, one of Francois Ozon works.

A biker looking for swimming place.

A suggestion from a guy.

A bizarre man trying to flirt with young swimmer. A smart craft of tension example. And a nice final.

In short, a kind of game proposed by director to viewer, in which the atmosphere and the suppositions are more significant than the story itself.

Good acting, nice story and interesting scenes of swim doubled by conversation of young man with grave digger.

To write too much about this film seems pretty unfair. The dialogue represents an obvious good point. But it remains, for a time after final credits, in memory, as a real nice provocative short film, feeling the water and the impecable constructed thrill.