Nadine 2017
"Real courage is conquering your fear"
In Patrick Péris' charming five-minute animated romance *Nadine (2017)*, shy student Sam finds himself face-to-face with the most stunning girl in school—a moment that feels both like destiny and a nightmare.
Director: Patrick Péris
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nadine (2017) about?
Sam, a timid young man, crosses paths with Nadine, the most beautiful girl in school, at the library. Overcome by her presence, he must gather his courage to win her heart, battling his own anxiety like a warrior. The five-minute animated short blends romance with themes of self-doubt and first love.
Who directed Nadine?
Patrick Péris directed *Nadine (2017)*, bringing a delicate touch to this animated romance.
Who stars in Nadine?
The film stars Émilien Néron as Sam, Jade Charbonneau as Nadine, Tiphaine DeReyer in a supporting role, and Tod Fennell.
Is Nadine (2017) worth watching?
As a concise animated romance with strong emotional undercurrents, *Nadine (2017)* delivers a heartfelt message about courage and vulnerability. While its runtime limits depth, its charm and themes make it a memorable short film for fans of romance and animation.
How long is Nadine?
The film runs for 5 minutes.
About Nadine (2017) — When a shy student meets the girl of his dreams
In Patrick Péris' charming five-minute animated romance *Nadine (2017)*, shy student Sam finds himself face-to-face with the most stunning girl in school—a moment that feels both like destiny and a nightmare. As her radiant smile leaves him frozen, Sam questions whether this encounter is a gift or a curse. To win her heart, he must confront the real villain: his own crippling anxiety. With the determination of an unlikely samurai, Sam embarks on a quest to tame his fears and prove that love, like any great battle, requires courage first.
Set against the quiet hum of a library, the film blends whimsical animation with heartfelt emotion, exploring themes of self-doubt and first love. The short's minimalist style amplifies its emotional punch, making every glance and stutter feel monumental. *Nadine (2017)* is a delicate yet powerful reminder that sometimes, the greatest adventure isn't chasing a dream—it's facing the demons holding you back.