The Gravity

Even if everyday life is not significantly changed by disturbances in gravity, something happens when two brothers come into conflict with a young gang that wants exclusive control over the drug market. Daniel (Max Gomis) and Joshua (Steve Tientcheu) have their routine of daily drop-offs and it's done methodically. But this turf has lately come under new management with a bold and young crew, calling themselves rōnin, in this sense "samurai without a master". They operate without a leader and act as a collective which seems very threatening to these brothers. The situation is not improved when a childhood friend of the brothers shows up in the neighborhood after three years in prison.

A mysterious planetary event is sending the skies red over the suburbs of Paris. These surroundings around the cosmic phenomenon frame the story. No one really knows what impact this alignment of the planets will have on life on Earth, especially on gravity. In these surroundings, science fiction and social realism meet, and director Cédric Ido generously mixes a dose of realism with surrealism.