Follow Me - The Short Films of Anthony Schatteman

Eighteen-year-old Jasper is madly in love with his art teacher. Overcome with confusion and longing, Jasper takes to following his teacher and his new girlfriend wherever they go.

Jasper, a 20 something playboy with little empathy, has a date in a rather obscure motel Petit Ami with Vincent, a mysterious older man. For Jasper just another day on the job, until he discovers Vincent’s secret.

Arthur is a single dad, struggling with the care for his seven-year-old son Max and the combination of his secret life as a drag queen.

Louis, a writer struggling with writer’s block travels to the Côte d’Azur to write in solace. When he spots the mysterious Tommy and his girlfriend, truth and fantasy begin to blend.

Anthony Schatteman’s (YOUNG HEARTS) beautifully shot film plays homage to Alain Guiraudie’s STRANGERS BY THE LAKE.

In a quiet, small town, 17-year-old Jasper struggles to find his identity while living in the shadow of his father, the popular singer Lukkie Luk. As his father’s career consumes all the family’s attention, Jasper feels increasingly invisible at home, unable to express his true self.

Searching for ways to cope with his situation, Jasper confronts the fundamental questions that define adolescence—questions about purpose, belonging, and self-worth. He gradually realises that finding answers requires him to break free from the routines that have defined his life, pushing him toward choices that might finally allow him to be seen.