"Gagarine, a film celebrating the importance of our attachment to place by first-time directors Fanny Liatard and Jérémy Trouilh, is unlike any movie you've seen — or will see again," writes DUSP's Ezra Glenn for Planning Magazine. "It blends humor and sadness, history and futurism, fact and fiction, to create a rich admixture of whimsical longing and magical realism."
Shot on the cusp of the actual demolition of the housing projects depicted in the film and in collaboration with those actual residents, Gagarine "builds on what is to help us imagine what could have been."
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