Pour une Poignée de Pixels

Pour une Poignée de Pixels — commonly shortened to PPP — is an independent French production company focused on fiction content. According to its official website, the company was founded on the principle of discovering and accompanying the ideas and talents of tomorrow, and it describes itself as dedicated to creating fiction content with high societal value. Its stated mission is to support authors in realizing their projects by bringing expertise and passion to every stage of production. The company's catalogue spans short films, mini-series and feature-length projects in development. Among its produced works are the short films "L'incasable" (about a 14-year-old boy in a care home struggling with trauma and revenge) and "Cantu" (described as a poetic quest involving a lost tenor in the Corsican maquis, a rare bird and a wounded girl), as well as the comedic-horror short "Le 13ème passagé." PPP also produced "Super pas très bien," a mini-series of six episodes of 2 minutes 20 seconds each, made for the Nikon Film Festival 2025. In development, the company lists projects such as "Personne n'aime les enfants" by Anthony Marzin, described as a fantasy feature film. PPP positions itself as a creator of stories that resonate and inspire, with a strong emphasis on supporting emerging writers and directors. It operates in the French audiovisual production sector and presents itself as an independent production house. The company maintains a public presence through its website, where it showcases its productions and development slate and invites contact.

Pour une Poignée de Pixels is an independent French production company. Its official website states that it was founded on the discovery and accompaniment of ideas and talents of tomorrow, and that it is dedicated to creating fiction content with high societal value. The company, often referred to as PPP, describes its mission as supporting authors in the realization of their projects by contributing expertise and passion at every stage of production. The company's production portfolio includes several short films and a mini-series. "L'incasable" is a short film about Solal, a 14-year-old boy who fights with an educator at his care home; traumatized, he seeks revenge, while his 10-year-old roommate Joris refuses to let him sink. "Cantu" is a short film described as a poetic quest involving a lost tenor in the Corsican maquis, a rare bird and a wounded girl. "Le 13ème passagé" is a comedic-horror short film. "Super pas très bien" is a mini-series of six episodes, each 2 minutes 20 seconds long, produced for the Nikon Film Festival 2025. In addition to its completed works, PPP lists projects in development, including "Personne n'aime les enfants" by Anthony Marzin, a fantasy feature film. The company presents itself as a creator of stories that resonate and inspire, and maintains a public presence through its website, where it showcases its productions and development slate and invites contact.

• Production of the mini-series "Super pas très bien" for the Nikon Film Festival 2025.

Independent fiction production company focused on high societal value content and emerging talent.

• L'incasable

  Solal, 14, fights with an educator at his care home. Traumatized, he seeks revenge, while his 10-year-old roommate Joris refuses to let him sink.

• Cantu

  A tenor lost in the Corsican maquis, a poetic quest for a rare bird and a wounded girl.

• Super pas très bien

  Mini-series of 6 episodes of 2 minutes 20 seconds each, produced for the Nikon Film Festival 2025.

• Le 13ème passagé

  A comedic-horror short film.

• Personne n'aime les enfants

  Fantasy feature film by Anthony Marzin. Avril, 35, an unsuccessful novelist, has booked a h... (description truncated in source).

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