The most likely location is the (which ran from November 21–24, 2024). Sundance London has a "Short Film Program" section. It is plausible that Clémence Audiard submitted Freeze as a short film under a pseudonym. The keyword "freeze" would then be the short's title, and "23 11 24" the exact day of its single public screening at the Picturehouse Central in London.
A female night-shift driver for a private car service in the violent northern suburbs of Paris picks up a series of passengers, each more disturbing than the last. After a traumatic assault, her psyche "freezes" — she begins to see her city as a battlefield, and prepares a bloody reckoning on the night of November 23rd.
Independent reviews and guides describe the work as an exploration of isolation and urban life, drawing stylistic parallels to the classic film Taxi Driver . Some interpretations of the project suggest it is a "critique of spectacle," using stillness and restraint to force the audience to fill in the narrative gaps. "Freeze" Taxi Driver (TV Episode 2023) - IMDb