Is life as we know it a miracle? Every day, the functioning of a society is so complex that it is surprising that it does not collapse. The Miracle is a short film of personal thoughts on the near future across the rooftops of Shanghai. The text is freely inspired by the book Feasible Utopias, written by the architect and author Yona Friedman.

A little man lives in an old suitcase. One day he finds a new friend, an old blind man. The little man jumps into the blind man's pocket. With music, the pocket man helps the blind man walk and see things in the street. Both are very happy together.

On a strip of land between two waters, a drummer spreads his rhythm in front of the immense landscape. The popping beats resound through the fjord. The echo resonates between heaven and earth and reaches a group of rowers energetically training on their rowing. Deploying a sublime collective effort larger than life, they try to get the maximum power from their hi-tech craft.

Giving a finance course is good. Remember to check the age of students before giving the course, it can be better.

In a world controlled and timed by the light, a common man has a plan that could change the destiny.

Minoule is a malicious cat. He draws his laziness on the edge of his window, under the roofs. In the distance, the song of a small canary in his cage appetites him, but the path that leads to his prey is full of pitfalls.

Israël, Haïfa, 2015. Old women prepare for an event. They are told how to walk, they wear numbers and try to succeed in the selection process. These women are Holocaust survivors. And the event is a beauty pageant. How can one sustain the remembrance of Holocaust, when the interest in the stories of the survivors is so little. Are we fed up? Have we seen too much of it? Is the Holocaust celebration only an end in itself? And reminding of "that it will never happen again" is meaningless?

When a glamour photographer runs over a child's pet, he's forced to fabricate a story about its disappearance.