Dad in Mum is a sharp and playful short comedy that sees curiosity spiral into confusion when two young sisters begin questioning the strange noises coming from their parents’ room in the middle of the night. What starts as innocent speculation quickly turns into a childlike investigation of adult mysteries, delivering a humorous and lighthearted take on misunderstanding, imagination, and family life behind closed doors. Directed by Fabrice Bracq, an award-winning French filmmaker known for his internationally selected short films and comedies, Dad in Mum has been widely celebrated on the festival circuit. The film earned the Most Original Screenplay award and the Archibald McDonald Award for Best of GATFFEST, further cementing Bracq’s reputation for inventive, audience-favourite storytelling.