First post here.Thought I’d start with a project that taught me a lot.Nothing but the End is my graduation short film, completed in... Read more
First post here.
Thought I’d start with a project that taught me a lot.
Nothing but the End is my graduation short film, completed in 2025 as part of my Bachelor at SAE Institute Geneva, and shot in 2024.
The film was first shown at the Short Film Corner of the 78th Cannes Film Festival, then had its festival premiere at Badalona Film Festival (Goya-selective), and later screened at HollyShorts London.
Seeing it on the big screen at Vue Leicester Square, just one year after moving to London, was an incredible experience.
It also received two awards at the Indie Short Fest: Best Student Director (Male) and Award of Excellence – Special Jury Mention.
In short: as the end of the world approaches, Dax lives with his paranoid mother in an isolated trailer. He must choose between helping her turn their home into a bunker or spending his final days with the girl he loves.
The film was born in an academic setting, but it came to life thanks to everyone who carried it with me.
I’m now excited to share what’s next: we’re in post-production on three new projects, and the journey continues. ⭐
Tanguy Pichon
Writer & Director
Thought I’d start with a project that taught me a lot.
Nothing but the End is my graduation short film, completed in 2025 as part of my Bachelor at SAE Institute Geneva, and shot in 2024.
The film was first shown at the Short Film Corner of the 78th Cannes Film Festival, then had its festival premiere at Badalona Film Festival (Goya-selective), and later screened at HollyShorts London.
Seeing it on the big screen at Vue Leicester Square, just one year after moving to London, was an incredible experience.
It also received two awards at the Indie Short Fest: Best Student Director (Male) and Award of Excellence – Special Jury Mention.
In short: as the end of the world approaches, Dax lives with his paranoid mother in an isolated trailer. He must choose between helping her turn their home into a bunker or spending his final days with the girl he loves.
The film was born in an academic setting, but it came to life thanks to everyone who carried it with me.
I’m now excited to share what’s next: we’re in post-production on three new projects, and the journey continues. ⭐
Tanguy Pichon
Writer & Director
