The Guenille

About This Movie

The Guenille is a quirky little gem from Gustave Aube that captures the spirit of underground music scenes with its offbeat charm. Set against the backdrop of a goth show in a church club, the film blends comedy and music in a way that feels fresh yet nostalgic. Timothé’s awkward attempts to fit in are both cringeworthy and relatable, making for some genuinely funny moments. The pacing is a bit uneven, but it almost adds to the charm, giving breathing room for those bathroom encounters that lead to unexpected self-discovery. The performances are solid, especially the supporting cast who really embody the goth aesthetic. It’s not just about the laughs; it’s about identity and belonging, wrapped in an atmosphere that feels authentic to the subculture.

Released in 2025, independent productionPrimarily shot in a converted church spaceFeatures original music by local goth bandsMix of practical effects and improv-driven scenes