Paris Paris: A Cinematic Journey of Displacement and Discovery
Welcome to the City of Light, where three men from different backgrounds find themselves sharing a space in Paris. Isabelle Tollenaere's debut fiction feature, "Paris Paris," delves into themes of displacement and home, following Yi-En from China, Junior from Congo, and Hamzah from Palestine as they navigate life in undocumented exile. The film, set in a replica of Paris built in China, explores the immigrants' dreams of a new home and the transformation of those dreams.
Described as an allegory of searching, loss, displacement, and the discovery of commonalities, "Paris Paris" offers a poetic and cinematic exploration of the immigrant experience. Directed, written, and edited by Tollenaere, the film features non-professional actors and stunning cinematography by Thomas Verijke. Produced by Bo de Group and Hans Everaert of Menuetto, the movie is set to premiere at the 60th edition of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.
Square Eyes is handling international sales for "Paris Paris," and now, you can get an exclusive first look at the film with the newly released trailer. The teaser promises a visual and emotional journey through the sights, sounds, colors, and humor of Paris, inviting viewers to join the characters on their 79-minute exploration of identity and belonging. Get ready to uncover the fortunes and dreams of these three men as they navigate life in the City of Light.
Experience the captivating world of "Paris Paris" and immerse yourself in a story of hope, longing, and the search for a place to call home. Join Yi-En, Junior, and Hamzah on their journey through displacement and discovery, as they navigate the complexities of life in a foreign land. Discover the beauty and challenges of their shared experience in this poignant and visually stunning film.