“…Portrait of an African immigrant working in one of the toilets at Montparnasse train station, in Paris. She ponders on differences, stereotypes and the problems she faces in Paris.…”

“…Ion and Maria are desperate to leave to join his brother in Ireland or their sister-in-law in Paris. But life in Paris and Dublin is hardly a dream for the brother and sister in law. …”

“…Duration: 00:16:00 Portrait of Louis Stettner, an American photographer who focuses on streetscapes, portraits and architectural images of New York and Paris.…”

“…Verzio FF Submission Duration: 00:08:00 A short film which records the dynamic of a street in Paris. It presents worried women and questions the role of the police.…”

“…"In Africa we were dreaming "Paris! Paris!" but when I came here..hhhmmmm. In Africa we may have little, but we have the joie de vivre... …”

“…Verzio FF Submission The story of the filmmaker's encounter with a young deaf woman who lives and works in Paris. “A Generous Sign” presents an unusual encounter between two young women who have a lot in common - except a language.…”

“…It turns out that the Paris Match image of the revolutionary girl is not simply a record of a moment in her life, but actually the publication of the photo in the Western press influenced her entire life. …”

“…Verzio FF The episode follows the fortunes of two families - one which decided to stay in the village, the other which split, the wife going to Paris while the husband was left behind. "A Good Wife" is about change and how the immigrants to the West are returning and transforming their homes.…”

“…Duration: 00:28:00 The documentation of a project in which Mathilde, a self-declared racist - in the sense that she sees the difference between ethnicities without necessarily hating them - and activist of the extreme right National Front from Paris agreed to live with a Maghreb familiy in Provins for four days. …”

“…They decide that they have to go one better: they'll build an even higher building. Damouré flies to Paris to find out how people live in multistory buildings. …”

“…In the process Bane falls in love with the daughter of his tailor and, greatly encouraged by his adventurous grandmother, almost leaves with her for Paris. Finally he changes his mind and stays in Belgrade, continuing his dull student life.…”

“…From the moment he set foot in Paris, Yassin's one dream was to obtain papers regularizing his refugee status. …”

“…A musical about Chirita, a noble woman who returns from Paris to the Moldavian Principality and has problems readjusting to "backward" Moldova. …”

“…Verzio FF submission Imane is a 15 year old girl who lives with her family in the housing establishment "Les Bosquets" in the suburb "Montfermeil", at the edge of Paris - the place where the riots started in October 2005. …”

“…Through a life-history interview, and with extensive use of archival material, the film gives an insight into the life of an artist, who was born in a Jewish family in Budapest, survived the Holcaust thanks to Raoul Wallenberg, and emmigrated to Paris after the Communist takeover in Hungary. Most memorable sequences of the film are the ones depicting the life of a student of Ernő Dohnányi at the Hungarian Music Academy in the early 1940s and the ones about the life in the Jewish ghetto in Budapest 1944-1945.…”

“…Marion (Charlotte Rampling), a sly and sophisticated French madame, convinces a beautiful bevy of Romanian women to board a bus and travel to Paris, where they believe lucrative careers as exotic dancers await them. …”

“…Some compared it to the Paris Commune, while others called it the first Latin American revolution of the 21st century. …”

“…Stéphane, a young French man from Paris, travels to Romania. He is looking for Nora Luca, a singer whom his father listened to before his death. …”

“…Building a bridge between cinema and contemporary art, Tréfaut had already developed a 30-minute video installation called "Novos Lisboetas", shown in the Parc La Villette (Paris) in 2003, which can currently be seen in the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (Lisbon).…”

“…Duration: 01:30:00 On October 17, 1961, thousands of Algerians from Paris and its suburbs responded to the call of the National Liberation Front by marching in protest against the imposed curfew. …”