Thanks for pointing out there was no plot!
Nice images and composition of shots (mostly), good color tone, appropriately lit, except for last shot of drawer (too dark). Liked your head in the lower lft corner in bathroom shot, rather than balanced. Shows creativity and good sense of composition. (Not being sarcastic.)
The two shots of approaching the doorway, then passing through, almost had a jump cut feel. Would have worked better if camera didn't show same doorway in almost the same way in second shot. Maybe you could have got your son to do a pan/tracking shot on you (M.C.U. of shoulders/head) as you passed through doorway. Not a real blunder, but this transition could have been stronger.
So you want to do horror films maybe ??? Disorientation/confusion reflected by quick cuts and piano blasts on discovery of shirt is fine. After that moment of confusion point is made, I did find it odd that you are seen on the left then the right then the left in successive shots. You just liked the shot of you on the right and couldn't part with it, or WHAT.
What if you showed yourself walking into the bathroom and there was no shirt there. You come out and there is the shirt. How did that happen. You go to the crib room and your charming son is sound asleep; you can see sheet music for Mozart compositions hanging on side of crib; precocious kid. You check the other rooms and call out your wife's name. She's not home. You go back to the drawer and the shirt is there or not there and you react to that... Just having some phun here, but that is almost a story. Half hours of some theatrical films have been fueled by less.
Good for you for taking the first step. Nice starter short film. Watch out about being influenced by the French though.  Many of their films though filled with charm lack for much of a story. (The greatness of Truffaut always eluded me.) The exceptions to this can be a real treat, however, worth falling in like with subtitles. Hope you caught the recent re-release of "Diva."
REGARDS ... TOMÂ Â Â