This indie short was filmed in a single shot and was inspired by Hitchcock and Orson Welles.  Hope you like it!

Thank you!

Check out the trailer for “La Venus d’Ille”, a short independent film.

Gabrielle Saran as the bride in her meltdown scene.

Going over the script of La Vénus d’Ille.  It’s a modern adaptation of a 19th century tale by Prosper Merimée.  In our version, the Parisian narrator is a photographer, played by Julien Delbassée-Leflon (the actor next to Gabrielle).

La Vénus d’Ille is a short film about a statue that is held responsible for various mishaps and crimes, even though she is never seen moving.  

Going over the script with actors Julien Delbassée-Leflon and Noé Chapolard, and Director Keren Eisenzweig.

Gabrielle Saran as the statue, or the Venus.

Gabrielle had to be covered in gold body paint, nail polish, and draped with a gold sheet to create the effect of a bronze statue.

Noé Chapolard, in the role of Alphonse, gets ready for his next scene.

Behind the  camera - Cinematographer Arpan Mukherjee and Director Keren Eisenzweig.