By God, we will reach Neuilly

About This Movie

By God, we will reach Neuilly is this raw dive into the realities of young workers at Velib in Paris. Shot in stark black and white, it captures the early morning quiet of the city, lending an almost ghostly quality to the scenes. The pacing feels deliberately slow, letting you soak in the atmosphere and the weight of their struggles. The documentary-drama blend is intriguing, showcasing the workers' learning curve as they prepare for a demonstration, filled with authentic working-class vernacular. There's a sense of urgency that permeates the film, yet it also feels reflective—almost like a meditation on labor and community. It stands out for its unvarnished portrayal of activism, almost as if you’re walking alongside those young workers, caught in their everyday lives.

Features strong documentary elements blended with drama.Uses black and white cinematography to enhance mood.Focuses on real-life labor struggles and community.