Rémi Lange

Slow-burning and smart, French director Rémi Lange's The Road to Love is a romantic tale of self-discovery that also offers a fascinating historical take on homosexuality in northern Africa. (Arab Film)

Devotee is the story of Hervé, an assertive 43-year-old man who was born without arms or legs. He meets a gorgeous young man on line, a devotee (devoteeism or acrotomophilia is the sexual attraction to people with amputations) who seems like he might be different. Their encounter proves Hervé's difficulty in finding a true connection with someone who is interested in treating him like a person rather than a mere fetish. (imdb)

Remi Lange's diary where he comes out to his family, filming with a Super 8 sound camera

Portrait of strange and disturbing couple, formed by an obese woman and her repulsive husband

Remi Lange's sequel to "Omelette", diary where he comes out to his family, - now he is filming his relationship with Antoine. One day, he finds himself thinking: "there is no more desire between him and me"...

When his mother dies, Thomas decides to free himself from a family that suffocates him. His goal has always been to become a singer as in musicals that rocked his childhood. With his guitar, his rage to conquer and his illusions for only luggage, he arrives in Paris (imdb)

A surreal, avant-garde exploration of queer desire, identity, & existential longing. Directed by Rémi Lange, the film follows a poet grappling with his creative ambitions, romantic fantasies, & existential crises. Blurring reality and imagination, it unfolds as a fragmented narrative filled with abstract imagery, sensual moments, & philosophical introspection. With its bold visuals & provocative themes, the film challenges cinematic conventions, offering an artistic & unconventional experience.