Directed by Jacques Audiard, "Paris 13th District" is a stylish and modern love story. Audiard, known for his critically acclaimed films like "A Prophet," collaborated with C≈Ωline Sciamma and L≈Ωa Mysius to adapt Adrian Tomine's graphic short stories into this film. The result is a visually striking black-and-white portrayal of contemporary Paris, exploring the complexities of love and connection in the digital age.

The film follows the intertwined lives of four young people in Paris: ƒmilie, a call-center worker; Camille, a professor; Nora, a student; and Amber, a webcam model. As they navigate their relationships, their paths cross in unexpected ways, leading to a series of romantic entanglements and emotional discoveries. Set against the backdrop of the 13th arrondissement, the film delves into the modern struggles of forming meaningful connections in a fast-paced world.

"Paris 13th District" received several accolades, including nominations at the Cannes Film Festival and the C≈Ωsar Awards. Lucie Zhang and Makita Samba were both nominated for Most Promising Actress and Actor, respectively.