Founded in 2021, Eddy Cinema is dedicated to developing fictional short and feature films. Our mission is to give independent filmmakers the platform to express their personal vision in a media landscape that’s often oversaturated. We value authenticity and honesty as essential elements of meaningful filmmaking.
We are particularly drawn to films that explore human behavior and offer thoughtful reflections on society—whether it’s looking at the past or examining the present. Our goal is always high-quality cinematography that is tailored to the story and subject matter.
Eddy Cinema’s development slate grew out of collaborations with Eddy Animation and Eddy Film, both of which have supported emerging talent, many of whom are making their first short films.
2011
8 mn
Awards
2013
Academy Awards - Oscars Shortlist
Fubiz TV Awards Shortlist
Reggio Film Festival Staff Special Mention - Animation Category
2012
Festival International du Film d'Animation d'Annecy - Festival du Film Francophone d’Angoulême -
Anirmau Best European Short Film
Besancourt Amination - Experimental Award
Tokyo Anime Award Competition Notable Entry Prize - General Category
Mecal International Short Film Festival Chimay International Award
Cinequest Film Festival - Best Animation Film
Festival du Cinéma Européen - Best Animated Short Film
Cleveland International Film Festival -Best Animated Short Film
Nashville Film Festival - Best Animated Short Film
Manhattan - In the early 1950's, Jack, a passionate art lover visits museums all day long. Consumed by his desire to absorb the inspiration of his favorite artists, he steals their paintings and...eats them ! Finding himself alone in his apartment after having consumed every painting he has stolen he is still famished... so he tries his hand with a brush, paint and canvas... yielding unexpected results ! A joyful tribute to painters and an homage to Jackson Pollok, « Dripped » imagines the nature of the artistic muse in a completely new and unusual way.
Fondation Lagardère
Sales from Canal +

2027
17"
Antoine Robert
September 3, 1914. German troops invade France. At dawn, Albéric Magnard, a famous french music composer, helps his wife and daughters to escape, escorted by his faithful friend, the musician Ropartz.
Magnard will not leave his manor. A long wait begins, filled with reminiscences. When the Germans mortally wound him and set fire to his manor, the characters of his opera Guercoeur come to life, like many memories blending with reality.
A film written by René Ballesteros.
FAIA development fund - CNC
Grand Est - aide à la production, aide au développement
Charente - aide à la production