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Directed by Timothée Hochet and Lucas Pastor, Stéphane follows an aspiring filmmaker who becomes fascinated by an eccentric former stuntman whose increasingly strange behavior begins to blur the line between documentary project, manipulation and danger. Combining dark comedy, psychological tension and found footage-style storytelling, the film centers on obsession, unstable personalities and a filmmaking collaboration that gradually turns unsettling. The story blends meta-cinema, awkward humor and escalating suspense through a deliberately raw and unconventional presentation

Arrow Video

Skilfully blending elements of Mark Duplass Creep with 1992s Man Bites Dog, alongside mis-matched buddy movies such as The Cable Guy, Stéphane is a darkly comic thriller set in the world of amateur film-making that is as bleakly funny as it is disturbingly twisted.

When Tim (Bastien Garcia), a committed and aspiring filmmaker, encounters the eccentric Stéphane (Lucas Pastor), it seems like a match made in heaven. Stéphane claims to be an experienced SFX supervisor and stuntman who quickly impresses Tim with his home-made pyrotechnics. The two men decide to embark on a journey to Stéphanes private island to film an ambitious World War II epic, along with Stéphanes acquaintance, a selective mute refugee actress named Bianca (Eva Gregorieff). But as Tim and Stéphanes movie-making odyssey develops, it soon becomes apparent that neither of them may be what they claim, and tensions quickly escalate.

Part found-footage, part sinister thriller and part self-reflexive black comedy, Stéphane is punk filmmaking at its finest, right up until the final, chilling post-credits scene.

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