Mademoiselle

The first shot of the short film starts with a eighty year old lady Mademoiselle Myrian (Michelle Moretti) telling her grown up son - that she wants to marry a friend of her late husband who used to flirt with her. In dis-belief the son Phillip (Marc Pierret) calls his brother to give the news. No one is her family is able to believe Myrian, and all of them including her young grand daughter try to pursue her not to do such a thing. But Myrian wants to feel LOVE and without caring for anyone goes for the alliance she hardly knows because they met only occasionally. The last scene of the movie Myrian is shown with her would be husband - a chair bond paraplegic octogenarian Roland (Gilles Bataile) whose wheel chair she pushes in a garden full of trees and flowers.

Such is LOVEz. the movie captures the charisma of BEING IN LOVE - age does not matter. The debut movie - Written and directed by Simon Grass - is endearing honest.

Veteran actress Michelle Moretti beautifully portrays the emotions of LOVE and brutality of being honest with everyone around her - that she wants to feel LOVE and marry a man whom she does not know but used to flirt with her.

The movie opens up the audience's mind to be OPEN to LOVE - does not matter your age because LOVE is the only and such a strong emotions that keep humans really enjoy life.

I liked the liberal concept of LOVE presented in the movie I would go with 6.5 out of 10 for this short.