The Quiet Revolution of Autofiction: How Beatrice Gibson's "At Night" Challenges the Status Quo The world of independent filmmaking often celebrates its rebellious spirit and willingness to push boundaries.
But occasionally, a film emerges that not only challenges the status quo but also offers a deeply personal exploration of the human experience.
At Night, the feature debut from British filmmaker Beatrice Gibson, is one such film. Gibson's autofictional masterpiece weaves together six women's stories as they navigate Paris at night.