Inspired by the "The wind of cinema" festival which every year deals with issues relating to the relationship between cinema and philosophy, it shows a conversation between the critic Enrico Ghezzi and some directors including Werner Herzog, Amos Gitai, and the philosopher Boris Groys. The theme addressed is the "Catastrophe".

Documentary about the love-hate relationship between filmmakers and film critics with interviews made at Cannes Film Festival.
Cast (in alphabetical order)
Woody Allen ... Himself
Pedro Almodóvar ... Himself
David Cronenberg ... Himself
Maria de Medeiros ... Herself
Manoel de Oliveira ... Himself
Atom Egoyan ... Himself
Rubens Ewald Filho ... Himself
Nelson Hoineff ... Himself
Christophe Honoré ... Himself
Serge Kaganski ... Himself
Gérard Lefort ... Himself
Ken Loach ... Himself
Michel Piccoli ... Himself
Caetano Veloso ... Himself
Wim Wenders ... Himself

Le film entrelace événements historiques et souvenirs intimes. J’observe la façon dont l’architecture représente les transformations de la société et ceux qui donnent forme à cette architecture. Nous suivons le parcours de Munio, mon père, né en 1909 en Silésie, en Pologne, fils d’un métayer d’un junker prussien. A l’âge de 18 ans, Munio part à Berlin et à Dessau pour aller rencontrer Walter Gropius, Kandinsky et Paul Klee au Bauhaus. En 1933, le Bauhaus est fermé par les nazis, qui accusent Munio de trahison envers le peuple allemand. Munio est emprisonné, puis expulsé à Bâle. Il part pour la Palestine. A son arrivée à Haïfa, il entame une carrière d’architecte et il adapte les principes européens modernistes au Moyen Orient.

Serge Daney died twenty years ago, at the age of 48 years. Journalist, traveler, it was a critical thinker and a respected television production scanning, video, and especially passionate cinephile. This documentary recreates the word of Serge Daney on film and filmmakers that collects on Serge Daney.