Unifrance, with the support of the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, unveils the seven selected works for the 2025–2026 edition of the brand-new Tomorrow in Sight label. This program aims to highlight internationally the vitality of young French cinema and audiovisual creation that craft new narratives reflecting the transformations reshaping the models of our contemporary societies.
A label to envision tomorrow’s world through images
Launched in 2025, Tomorrow in Sight aims to promote recent French works, across all formats and genres (feature films, short films, series or TV movie, documentary or animation), created by young artists who share with audiences their vision of our collective future through societal, social, environmental, political, or artistic lenses.
Each year, seven works (3 feature films, 2 series or TV movies, and 2 short films) are selected for the singularity of their perspective and the strength of their artistic vision. The label seeks to support the international circulation of these creations, enhance their visibility at festivals and markets, and assist emerging filmmakers in the next steps of their careers.
A first edition highlighting new societal narratives
For this first edition, Tomorrow in Sight celebrates works that explore the profound transformations of our shared social fabric through stories questioning gender relations and stereotypes, LGBTQIA+ issues, and new gender dynamics.
These works reflect the richness and diversity of a generation of artists who interrogate contemporary society and contribute to redefining the contours of a more inclusive world.
The 7 selected works for 2025-2026
Feature films
The Balconettes by Noémie Merlant
Fiction • Production: Nord-Ouest Films, France 2 Cinéma - International sales: mk2 films
“A punk film that will leave its mark on French cinema.” Camille Étienne (activist), Tomorrow in Sight jury member
Fiction • Production: Apsara Films, Les Films de June, France 2 Cinéma • International sales: Pulsar Content
“A film that leans toward hope and love. A film that shows people loving each other, and fighting to keep on loving.”
Suzy Bemba (actress), Tomorrow in Sight jury member
Love Letters was awarded the Air Canada Audience Award at Cinemania film festival, and will shortly be presented at the German French Film Week
Trans Memoria by Victoria Verseau
Documentary • Production: Les Films du Bilboquet, Pictanovo, Le Fresnoy / Studio national des arts contemporains, HER Film • International sales: Outplay Films
“Heart-rending, raw and delicate at once. The film has an atmospheric quality that deepens and elevates its message.”
Arthur Robert (fashion designer), Tomorrow in Sight jury member
Audiovisual Programs & Series
Such a Resounding Silence by Emmanuelle Béart and Anastasia Mikova
Documentary • Production: Haut et Court Doc • International sales: Seventine
“An important and powerful film. A film that helps victims feel less alone.”
Nathan Ambrosioni (director & screenwriter), Tomorrow in Sight jury member
El'sardines by Zoulikha Tahar and Kaouther Adimi
Fiction • Production: ARTE France, FABLABCHANNEL, 2HORLOGES
“A family ecological fable that moved us deeply. A distinctive perspective. A delicate and sensitive series.”
Nathan Ambrosioni (director & screenwriter), Tomorrow in Sight jury member
Short films
Documentary and animation • Production: Xbo Films • International sales: Miyu Distribution
“The animation is captivating; an emotional, dreamlike, and poetic film told in the first person.”
Arthur Robert (fashion designer), Tomorrow in Sight jury member
Changing Rooms de Violette Gitton
Fiction • Production: Films Grand Huit • International sales: Shortcuts
“An ambitious film about teenage masculinity that examines the impact of sexual assault on a young man’s development.”
Nathan Ambrosioni (director & screenwriter), Tomorrow in Sight jury member
A young, creative, and committed jury
These works were selected by a jury of five young personalities under the age of 35, from diverse cultural backgrounds, reflecting the openness that the program aims to promote:
- Nathan Ambrosioni, director & screenwriter
- Suzy Bemba, actress
- Camille Étienne, activist
- Arthur Robert, fashion designer
- Sara Sadik, visual artist
Strengthened international visibility
The Tomorrow in Sight label will benefit from targeted promotion abroad via Unifrance’s channels and the French diplomatic network (website, social media, partner festivals) throughout the coming year.
