Dieudonné - Le Mur

In a near-future France, a quiet, isolated man attempts to rebuild a fragile life after a string of personal losses. He retreats to a desolate apartment building that has become more than a residence—it is a living, breathing barrier between him and the world outside. As the city outside grows louder and more intrusive, he begins to confront the boundaries between memory, faith, and obligation. With limited means and stark choices, he forges tentative connections with strangers who drift through the corridors, each encounter nudging him toward a reckoning with guilt, forgiveness, and the possibility of redemption. A quietly haunting meditation on isolation and resilience.