The title Vues Lumière refers to the first films of the history of cinema produced by the Lumière brothers in the late 19th century. Their characteristics are to be short and to present only one point of view on a given subject. That’s where the poetry of these accounts on film lies : a silent movement and endless out of frame mystery.
What does this group of five women and one man reveal and what does it mask ? 
Esther works in a school canteen, Fonfon is a mechanic, Irène is a cleaner for private companies, Georges is a landscape worker for the city of Paris, Sali is a childminder and Martin is a night watchman in a hotel. They all decide to get together once a week in a social centre in the East of Paris. 

Isabelle Lafon returns to La Colline having presented her trilogy, Les Insoumises [The unbobowed], in 2016 : Deux ampoules sur cinq, Let me Try, L’Opoponax.