365 jours à Clichy Montfermeil

A sober, issue-driven documentary strand that asks you to sit with real people and uncomfortable social questions.

A quiet, observant documentary that watches young people find their voice through theatre, carrying the weight of history without raising its own.

A short, sobering night watch through unrest, immersive and tense, asking quiet attention as it observes anger and grief on the street.

A sober, closely observed look at a divided community that asks you to sit with uncomfortable truths.

A sober, archival documentary that reconstructs a flashpoint of racial tension through testimony and period footage, asking for attentive viewing.

A quiet, cerebral essay film that asks you to think alongside it about cities and who they belong to.

A sober, interview-driven look at protest and its personal costs, asking for attention and leaving a heavy, unresolved feeling.

A sober, unsettling look at crowd violence that feels more like a warning than a spectacle, and lingers after it ends.

A sober, sorrowful half-hour of testimony and archive footage that bears witness to a national trauma without spectacle.

A short, urgent burst of political argument that feels like a briefing or a protest pamphlet put to film.}{.

A sober, talk-driven look at ordinary people wrestling with difficult questions, rewarding close attention more than casual viewing.

A quiet, observational documentary that lets children speak for themselves, moving between city streets and summer camp with plain, unhurried attention.