Comment c'est loin

The story follows Orel and Gringe as they race against a 24-hour deadline to finish a song for their producers. Their lyrics mostly revolve around sex and drinking, mirroring their casual, somewhat aimless lifestyle. The film captures their attempts to overcome personal setbacks, including fears of failure and distractions from their social circle, which includes friends and romantic partners.

Orelsan and Gringe, known primarily for their music careers, co-wrote and starred in this film, bringing authenticity to their portrayals as struggling artists. The film was produced by Nolita and reflects the French underground rap scene, offering insight into the creative and personal challenges faced by musicians outside the mainstream.

"Comment c'est loin" has attained a cult following among fans of French rap and indie comedy, appreciated for its candid and humorous depiction of artistic block and friendship dynamics. The film’s soundtrack, featuring Orelsan and Gringe's music, ties closely to the narrative and has attracted collectors interested in the duo’s broader creative output.

Collectors may find interest in various physical releases of the film, which has been available on DVD and Blu-ray. These formats provide access to the film alongside the musical elements that define its atmosphere. As a project that combines music and cinema, "Comment c'est loin" holds a unique place for collectors who appreciate cross-medium works and French cultural productions.