Boire

Water flows through cracks in asphalt, gathers in puddles on an abandoned factory floor, drips from a roof into an empty house. Documentary filmmaker Anna Leroux (2025) turns the ordinary liquid into the protagonist of her study, tracing its paths through urban spaces and human lives. Close-up shots reveal how water alters surface textures, leaves marks of time, becomes a witness to silence. The film balances between observation and poetry, where each frame poses a question about our connection to life's most basic element. Documentary cinema transforms into a meditative journey that teaches the viewer to see anew what has always been present.