Produced by Flavor on the Rocks, a French movie director, Favio Vinson’s latest short film “Walk of Shame” has made a striking impact during its three-day projection at the CSIDE Showroom, located at 9 Rue du Croissant 75002. The film’s premiere, which coincided with Valentine’s Day, offered a twist on the traditional themes of romance, presenting a “Shameful Valentine’s Day” to an audience of approximately 150 attendees during 3 days.

The film explores the aftermath of a disastrous date, where a man’s attempt to leave after a one-night stand is met with resistance from the woman he spent the night with. Tensions escalate when she discovers he is married, leading to a night filled with sex, violence, and unexpected turns. Vinson’s narrative delves into the darker side of romantic encounters, challenging the audience to consider the complexities of consent, fidelity, and the consequences of one’s actions.

The CSIDE Showroom provided a cosy venue for the film’s projection, where guests were invited to enjoy their drinks while experiencing Vinson’s provocative storyboards at the first floor, and the short movie on the ground floor. The film’s mature themes and explicit content cater to film enthusiasts who appreciate a raw and unfiltered look at the intricacies of human relationships.

“Walk of Shame” , at Vinson’s movie, stands out as a male character running home from a terrifying date. The film’s blend of dark humour and dramatic tension promises to leave a lasting impression on viewers, sparking discussions about the often unspoken realities of modern dating and the societal expectations surrounding it.