Metronome (120BPM)

The film captures a workshop at the University Paris Diderot, where first-year Film Studies students engage in a project supervised by Noëlle Pujol. Shot in one continuous take, the film features three musicians—Émilien de Bortoli, Adrien Katz, and Min Yin II—each improvising for two minutes at a steady tempo of 120 beats per minute.

The structure of the film allows viewers to witness the creative process in real-time, as Alexandre Babeanu records the musicians' performances. He later remixes these recordings and plays them back to the musicians, illustrating the dynamic nature of collaboration in music. This documentary offers a detailed look at how improvisation can lead to unexpected musical outcomes, making it a fascinating piece for those interested in music and film.