Paris Does Not Exist

Year: 1969

Runtime: 92 mins

Language: French

Director: Robert Benayoun

Drama

After smoking a drug at a party, an artist gains the ability to glimpse both future and past. Returning to his flat, he sees a vivid vision of a woman who lived there thirty years earlier, and his psychedelic hallucinations intensify dramatically. The film stars Richard Leduc and Danièle Gaubert, with Serge Gainsbourg composing the score.

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