In the intimate and unsettling short film "Mona et ses voix," director Jeanne Delafosse crafts a poignant character study of a woman on the edge. Mona is a young mother whose fragile reality is increasingly fractured by a chorus of internal voices, each offering conflicting advice and critique on her every move. As she navigates the simple yet overwhelming tasks of caring for her infant daughter, these persistent whispers threaten to drown out her own identity and sanity. The film delicately traces her daily struggle to maintain a grip on normalcy while the cacophony within grows louder, exploring the isolating nature of psychological turmoil. With a tone that balances raw, empathetic realism with moments of surreal tension, this thirty-minute drama offers a compelling and intimate window into the experience of mental distress, anchored by a powerful central performance that makes Mona’s internal battle viscerally palpable.