12'  French France

Origin of Conflict” opens with a fight between two high school students. Rather than punish them outright, the school director decides to dig deeper, interviewing each student and uncovering personal stress coming from home. What follows is a thriller-like investigation tracing the chain of emotional conflict: a father stressed by his job, a boss overwhelmed by [...]

Origin of Conflict” opens with a fight between two high school students. Rather than punish them outright, the school director decides to dig deeper, interviewing each student and uncovering personal stress coming from home. What follows is a thriller-like investigation tracing the chain of emotional conflict: a father stressed by his job, a boss overwhelmed by family issues, a teacher affected by a rude cashier, and so on.

Every person’s outburst is linked to someone else’s pain. The film reveals a powerful truth: conflict is rarely born in isolation—it travels, it spreads. In the end, a stranger suggests a shift in perspective: maybe the right question isn’t “who started it?” but “who will end it?” The film closes with a compelling call: be the one who breaks the chain.

Category:  Other 

Genre:  Drama