The film Cléo from 5 to 7 follows a young Parisian singer during two tense hours as she waits for the results of a medical test. As she moves through the streets, cafés, and parks of Paris, what begins as a story about fear slowly becomes a quiet reflection on beauty, identity, and the way we see ourselves through the eyes of others. Blending real-time storytelling with the rhythms of everyday city life, Agnès Varda’s landmark work of the French New Wave turns an ordinary afternoon into a poetic exploration of vulnerability, chance encounters, and the fragile moments that shape a person’s inner world. Elegant, intimate, and visually inventive, the film remains one of the most celebrated portraits of a city and a woman in cinematic history.

Time: 2:00-4:00 pm EST

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