A New World

Year: 1966

Runtime: 83 min

Language: French

Director: Vittorio De Sica

Drama

In the City of Light, a reserved Italian photographer's life is unexpectedly altered by a chance meeting with a charming Parisian woman. Their connection sparks a series of events that challenge his beliefs and force him to examine difficult questions about love, ethics, and the value of life. He must confront these complexities as their relationship deepens.

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