A Dramatic Film

Artist and filmmaker Eric Baudelaire dedicated four years to engaging with students in a film class at a secondary school in Saint-Denis, a Paris suburb. Stepping back, he allows these young voices to share their insights and aspirations. Their candid reflections tackle complex themes such as racism, immigration, and identity while exploring the potential of cinema as an art form. As the project unfolds, it becomes clear that these children have emerged not just as co-directors of the film but as the protagonists of their own narratives, showcasing their growth and resilience.