Where to watch Where We Are Heading (2018)

Story

Set in Paris during 2017, this documentary explores how emergency measures reshape a city's landscape and consciousness. As a new administration takes office, the state of emergency becomes woven into the urban fabric, transforming both physical spaces and the routines of ordinary life. The film observes how crisis gradually becomes normalised within society and governance.

Why watch

• A concise 10-minute documentary offering a focused perspective on urban change
• Directed by Jela Hasler with a distinctive approach to observational filmmaking
• Explores the intersection of politics, public spaces, and everyday existence

Good for: Viewers interested in documentary cinema and social observation; certificate status unknown, so check before watching with children.