In the bitingly sharp comedy "My Condolences," an awkward and unexpected encounter spirals into a hilariously tense situation. When a man, portrayed by Bar?? Özdo?an, arrives at a stranger's apartment to offer his sympathies, he finds himself trapped in a conversation with the deceased's peculiar and emotionally volatile roommate, played by Yoann Duliere. What begins as a simple, if uncomfortable, social obligation quickly derails as the grieving roommate proves to be an unpredictable and demanding host, refusing to let his guest leave.

Directed and written by Ahmed Suliman, this brisk two-minute film masterfully mines humor from the profound discomfort of social rituals gone terribly awry. The visitor's desperate attempts to extricate himself clash with the roommate's increasingly bizarre behavior, creating a claustrophobic and absurdist standoff. With standout performances from Bar?? Özdo?an and Yoann Duliere navigating a minefield of grief and social anxiety, "My Condolences" delivers a darkly comic and cringe-worthy look at the lengths people will go to fulfill an obligation, and the even greater lengths required to escape it.