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Thirty-five years after "Keep in Touch", Jean-Claude Rousseau’s filmmaking revisits the city through a unique narrative style. The film acts as a miniature remake of "Rear Window", presenting a New York perspective filtered through the eyes of a minimalist artist.

The window in the film dominates the frame, creating a sense of intimacy while simultaneously distancing the viewer from the life unfolding beyond it. The photographer remains unseen, allowing the focus to shift toward the red brick facade, which is punctuated by numerous identical windows.

As life happens in and out of view, the film captures the essence of existence that is always just out of reach. This documentary offers a thought-provoking reflection on observation and the passage of time in an urban context.