Synopsis
Melanie and her friends return to the family home for one final weekend.
A place steeped in memories and unspoken truths, it soon becomes the reflection of a fractured mind.
What begins as a simple reunion turns into a psychological descent, where each of them is forced to confront their own shadows.
Within these walls, Melanie’s psyche slowly reveals itself — her fears, her defenses, her shifting identities.
Nine is a psychological thriller that plunges into the heart of a mind at war — an intimate and universal experience about the courage to fully exist.
A place steeped in memories and unspoken truths, it soon becomes the reflection of a fractured mind.
What begins as a simple reunion turns into a psychological descent, where each of them is forced to confront their own shadows.
Within these walls, Melanie’s psyche slowly reveals itself — her fears, her defenses, her shifting identities.
Nine is a psychological thriller that plunges into the heart of a mind at war — an intimate and universal experience about the courage to fully exist.
Meet the Filmmaker
Meet the Filmmaker
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Sabine
Crossen
Film director
Award-winning filmmaker and actress Sabine Crossen first gained recognition through her work on The Lord of the Rings, before appearing in films such as Hitman, Rogue One, and Fantastic Beasts, as well as on French TV in the "HyperShow" on Canal+, Scènes de Ménage, Skam...
As a director, she has...Read more
Award-winning filmmaker and actress Sabine Crossen first gained recognition through her work on The Lord of the Rings, before appearing in films such as Hitman, Rogue One, and Fantastic Beasts, as well as on French TV in the "HyperShow" on Canal+, Scènes de Ménage, Skam...
As a director, she has helmed five short films, including Welcome to Candy's, officially selected in more than 100 film festivals and recipient of over 60 awards worldwide.
She is currently continuing her genre-driven storytelling with her debut feature film NINE, selected at Screamfest 2026. Read less
The friends of today were the strangers of yesterday
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Jeremy
Guetta
Film Director
Jeremy Getter holds a Master’s degree in Film Creation and Directing from Université Paris 8, where he developed a visual approach shaped by light, movement, and atmosphere.
After more than seven years working as an editor and assistant colorist at Technicolor, he transitioned into cinematography...Read more
Jeremy Getter holds a Master’s degree in Film Creation and Directing from Université Paris 8, where he developed a visual approach shaped by light, movement, and atmosphere.
After more than seven years working as an editor and assistant colorist at Technicolor, he transitioned into cinematography and directing, going on to helm over one hundred commercial films. Through this work, he refined a precise visual language and a subtle, performance-focused approach to storytelling.
NINE marks his debut feature film and his transition into long-form filmmaking. He is currently developing his next feature project. Read less
Steven Spielberg : I don't dream at night, I dream at day, i dream all day; I'm dreaming for a living.
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Louis
Bujeau
Film Director
After performing in numerous stage productions in Paris and spending several seasons as a stunt performer, Louis Bujeau turned to directing to bring his own stories to the screen.
Following several short films, he created and directed the comedy western series Fucking Dead, before going on to...Read more
After performing in numerous stage productions in Paris and spending several seasons as a stunt performer, Louis Bujeau turned to directing to bring his own stories to the screen.
Following several short films, he created and directed the comedy western series Fucking Dead, before going on to direct sketch series for Golden Moustache and later joining the directing team of France 3’s daily drama productions.
His short film Coupez! also received festival recognition, further establishing his distinctive blend of visual storytelling, comedy, and genre influences.
He is currently developing a new short film alongside two original series projects. Read less
Sapere aude.