Nuit blanche

Stunning. If you get a chance, see the Making Of Nuit Blanche as well, at http://vimeo.com/9076775.

Although this black and white homage to all that is Paris and all that is love was CGI-generated and -enhanced, it reminds me a bit of Luc Besson's beautiful "Angel-A," which was not. Worth a look if you like this.

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I watched Nuit Blanche because it was linked to from Wired.com. I only watched it because I'd worked on a project relating to car safety, and it was introduced as a film with a slow motion car crash.

Little did I expect, however, to watch one of the most beautiful, romantic, transcendent and enchanting short films I've ever seen.

Nuit Blanche is stunningly beautiful.

Visually, it's spectacular. The music, literally, soothes my soul... If you've only seen this on a laptop with bad speakers, try watching it on a PC with high quality sound.

I can't remember the last time I watched a short film that touched me as deeply, or that I watched another 20 times since.

Bravo to the producer! Thank you for making my day.