Let's be realistic.

Deeper than the descriptions

Blistering performances.

The movie is surprisingly subdued in its pacing, its characterizations, and its go-for-broke sensibilities.

Claus Drexel's film is an audacious, vivid, true to the core film about the phantoms of our streets, here in Paris : the homeless people. Mainly shot at night - beautifully shot - the film follows a few strong homeless characters, where they live. They are shot in long fixed shots to let them speak about their everyday silently heroic lives, their hopes and their points of view about Life. This film is deeply moving. It changes the way you look at people and at such unfortunate lives held by some people who struggle harder than most of us. Thank you Claus for your work. Your film is a lesson of humanity. It is a must-see as it is very generously made to care about and listen to the homeless. Do not miss it when it runs in a theater nearby.