Julia(s)

In the vibrant cityscape of Paris in 2052, the story unfolds around Julia, a remarkable octogenarian who reflects on her life during her birthday celebration. As she muses over the intricate web of decisions and circumstances that have led her to this point, it becomes clear that even the smallest events could have steered her life down dramatically different paths. From the momentous decision at 17 to the mundane act of choosing a line in the store, each seemingly insignificant occurrence was in fact a turning point with far-reaching consequences.The film delves into the fascinating notion of how our lives are shaped by coincidences and accidents or if they follow a predetermined path. By exploring the alternate realities that might have emerged from these pivotal moments, we are invited to question the very nature of choices, chance, and destiny. As Julia ponders what her life could have been like had she forgotten her passport, chosen differently at the store, or driven a scooter just one time, viewers are offered a unique and captivating exploration of the complexities of human existence in all its unpredictability and beauty.