Julien Gouri

A film about those who don’t see the way we do. And about us, who see nothing at all. Between the flicker of an eyelid and the silence of a people lies the same image: the one we refuse to face.

The film follows a May 1st protest in Paris, from the intensity of collective struggle to the quiet return to the suburbs. Between a day of political resistance and a simple public holiday, it explores what remains of collective action once the crowd disperses.

After her husband dies at sea, a woman mourns a man she never truly knew. One night, she stumbles upon an underground queer club, where she begins to remake her body and forge a new persona.

A young man walks in Montmartre, he tries to fight against his loneliness. He's waiting for something, but what...

After trying to tell his parents who he is, Eliott leaves home and wanders through Paris without a clear destination, searching for a place to stay for the night. At Lou’s, he finds a brief moment of respite, a presence, before having to face what he left behind.

After trying to tell his parents who he is, Eliott leaves home and wanders through Paris without a clear destination, searching for a place to stay for the night. At Lou’s, he finds a brief moment of respite, a presence, before having to face what he left behind.

Alexandre and Marie, two young twenty-year-old lovers wake up in the early morning and experience an intimate scene that will lead them to remain silent.

Two young people questioning their happiness will try to make love happen between them, but will soon realize that it's not that simple.

Two young people questioning their happiness will try to make love happen between them, but will soon realize that it's not that simple.

Two young people questioning their happiness will try to make love happen between them, but will soon realize that it's not that simple.

Lying near a pond, a young achromat and a disillusioned young woman confide in each other about their existential anxieties.

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