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Tell us about the films, series and characters that stayed with you.
Your profile through films and series
What if your favourite stories said more about you than you think?
Storioscope is a playful test that reveals your narrative sign through the films, series, characters and worlds you love.
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QuickA first insight in a few minutes
PersonalBased on your tastes and emotions
InspiringKnow yourself better through stories
A three-step adventure
How does it work?
A few spontaneous choices are enough to open your narrative world.
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Twelve ways to feel
Narrative signs
Everyone experiences films and series differently. Discover the sensitivities behind Storioscope.
The Wounded Hero
The Melancholic Dreamer
The Lucid Rebel
The Loyal Guardian
The Silent Strategist
The Romantic Soul
Weekly Storioscope
Your inner weather for the week
A horoscope without stars, inspired by your favourite films, series and stories.
Community portraits
Discover three worlds shared by their creators.
These portraits were made public voluntarily. The selection changes from one visit to the next.
Stories & emotions
The Storioscope Journal
Clear articles about why some stories stay with us for years.
Weekly StoryscopeSummer Films: Which Story Matches Your Seasonal Mood?A narrative horoscope without astrology to help you choose, based on your summer moods, the film or series that best complements your current state of mind: escape, rest, nostalgia, energy, romance, or gentle suspense.
Films, Series & EmotionsDisney: The Emotions We Recognize Before the Characters Even SpeakHow does Disney convey joy, fear, or shame without explaining them? A breakdown of the staging clues that make emotions readable.
Films, Series & Emotions20 Years of "Chicken Little": What This Disney Film Says About the Fear of RidiculeOn the occasion of Chicken Little's anniversary, a look back at a Disney film that is often underestimated: a story of shame, panic, and the need to be believed, where every joke hides a real fear of judgment.
Storioscope, clearly explained
A reading with its feet on the ground
This is not astrology
This is not a prediction
This is not a diagnosis
It is a playful symbolic experience