Paris, 13th District

"'Paris, 13th District' is essentially a movie about meetings and mismeetings, searching for identity and belonging in a black-and-white Paris that, despite the magic of the lights, loses its colors to show that there is life (and conflicts) beyond the Eiffel Tower. Directed by Jacques Audiard (from 'Rust and Bone' and the highly acclaimed 'Dheepan: The Refuge'), the feature film tells the story of four characters who cross paths in the spaces of this shining city. With loves and desires as a starting point and arrival, 'Paris, 13th District' has its problems, such as the fatigue that arises from the repetition of stories and signs, as well as the obvious photography - although it makes sense in the proposal. But it's okay, since the story turns around and impresses with so much humanity."