6999 Doors

About This Movie

6999 Doors offers this almost labyrinthine exploration of the Paris Law Court, which feels like a character in its own right. The filmmaker’s past as a crime reporter adds a layer of intimate familiarity, creating a tone that's both eerie and reflective. It's not just a doc; it's a journey through corridors filled with histories and secrets, echoing Kafka's themes of alienation and bureaucratic absurdity. The pacing can be a bit sporadic, but that only enhances the disorienting experience of the court's sprawling architecture. The use of practical effects blends seamlessly with the documentary style, giving it this tactile, almost haunting feel. It's a distinctive piece that delves into the intersection of power, justice, and the stories trapped within those walls.

Unique documentary style with a personal touch · Intriguing blend of architectural beauty and haunting narratives · Themes of power and secrecy resonate throughout the film