Writers : 1983-2003, 20 ans de graffiti à Paris

A fond, unhurried look back at scrappy beginnings, more nostalgic conversation than spectacle, best for viewers curious about where a subculture started.

A short, breezy passion-project portrait of teenagers and spray cans, more like hanging out with them than studying the scene.

A quiet, observant look at artists at work, letting their voices and spray cans carry the rhythm.

A calm, admiring tour through a subculture, letting artists talk about craft and obsession over glimpses of bold work on walls and trains.

A raw, intimate portrait of young artists finding their voice in a tough neighbourhood, equal parts grit and hope.

A quiet, intimate hangout with young musicians chasing a scene, more texture and atmosphere than narrative.

A brief, unhurried eavesdrop on filmmakers talking shop in a sunlit garden, casual and curious rather than dramatic.

A warm, talky stroll through smoky coffeehouses and old photographs, celebrating rebellious voices with affection and a touch of nostalgia.

A scrappy, sun-baked slice of street culture that hums with youthful energy and quiet defiance.

An intimate, thoughtful look at creative women claiming space, mixing personal reflection with vivid city streets and the energy of making art.

Warm, nostalgic testimony from veteran musicians recalling a scrappy youth movement with affection and plainspoken charm.

A brief, affectionate stroll through a city with an artist, warm and unhurried, like a quick chat with someone who has seen it all.