The Wheel of Emotions 2015
In *The Wheel of Emotions (2015)*, director Aurélien Peilloux blends sharp comedy with poignant drama to explore the unpredictable nature of human feelings.
Director: Aurélien Peilloux
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Wheel of Emotions (2015) about?
A neuroscience intern's experiment to make people laugh backfires when his device unexpectedly stirs tears. The short film follows his awkward attempt to navigate the fallout, blending comedy and drama as he questions whether to report the strange result to his professor.
Who directed The Wheel of Emotions?
Aurélien Peilloux directed *The Wheel of Emotions*, crafting a tight, observational story that balances scientific curiosity with emotional spontaneity.
Who stars in The Wheel of Emotions?
The cast features Marc-Antoine Vaugeois as Marc, Géraldine Martineau as Elsa, and Emmanuel Salinger as Professor Georges Erwin.
Is The Wheel of Emotions (2015) worth watching?
At just 32 minutes, this short punches above its weight with sharp writing and natural performances. While it doesn't boast a rated IMDb score, its blend of comedy and drama makes it a compelling watch for fans of thoughtful, character-driven storytelling.
How long is The Wheel of Emotions?
The Wheel of Emotions (2015) has a runtime of 32 minutes.
About The Wheel of Emotions (2015) — Comedy and drama collide in this neuroscience short
In *The Wheel of Emotions (2015)*, director Aurélien Peilloux blends sharp comedy with poignant drama to explore the unpredictable nature of human feelings. The film follows Marc-Antoine Vaugeois as Marc, an intern in a cutting-edge neuroscience lab where he's testing a device meant to evoke laughter—only to accidentally trigger tears in his new acquaintance, Elsa, played by Géraldine Martineau. Directed by Peilloux, this 32-minute short dives into the chaos of emotions, questioning whether science can truly control what makes us human. As Marc grapples with embarrassment and curiosity, the story unfolds with a mix of awkward humor and heartfelt introspection, revealing how even the best-laid experiments can spiral into the unexpected.
With Emmanuel Salinger rounding out the cast as Professor Georges Erwin, the film contrasts the sterile precision of a lab with the messy unpredictability of real connection. The Wheel of Emotions (2015) isn't just a story about technology—it's a wry, bittersweet meditation on vulnerability, curiosity, and the fine line between joy and sorrow.