Paris Belongs to Us

About This Movie

So, 'Paris Belongs to Us' is this intriguing blend of drama and mystery that really captures that early '60s vibe. Rivette's direction is all about the slow burn, you know? The film meanders through the Parisian streets, creating this almost dream-like atmosphere while you’re piecing together the underlying tension. The young woman's descent into paranoia is palpable, and the performances really ground the surreal elements. There's a sense of voyeurism as the line between reality and performance blurs. It's not your typical thriller; it challenges you to think and feel as the story unfolds. The practical effects and setting add to that layered complexity. It's distinctive for sure, definitely a unique slice of the French New Wave.

Explores themes of paranoia and artistic identity. · Features a distinctive New Wave aesthetic. · Pacing might feel slow but builds an immersive atmosphere.