Our Defeats

A quiet, observational essay that drifts through a changing city, asking you to think rather than feel.

A haunting, dreamlike drift through memory and protest, more poetic essay than report, asking patience and rewarding it with unease.

A quiet, essayistic documentary that asks you to listen closely to many voices.

A patient, intimate chronicle that lets you watch lives and a nation change across decades, mixing warmth with sober reflection.

A quiet, reflective look back at youthful idealism, mixing archival memory with the rueful perspective of age.

A dense, essayistic montage of images and narration that feels intellectually combative and quietly melancholic.

A slow, cerebral archival meditation that asks you to lean in and piece fragments of memory and history together.

A scattered, dreamlike drift through disconnected moments, more mood and fragment than story, asking patience as it quietly unsettles.

A sober, hopeful documentary that follows young campaigners and asks what it costs to devote your life to a cause.

A sober, talk-driven reflection on a painful national past, asking the viewer to listen closely and weigh memory against politics.

A thoughtful, observational documentary that follows activists across France, offering an engaged but low-key look at grassroots political creativity.

A sober, curiosity-driven history lesson that reframes familiar national myths with fresh evidence and quiet scholarly suspense.