Facing a life-changing asylum interview in just two days, Souleymane, a young Guinean immigrant, must juggle his work as a bicycle courier with the mounting pressures of his undocumented life in Paris. Navigating the city’s bustling streets, he grapples with the realities of being invisible in a society that sees him only as a worker—present, yet disregarded. As challenges mount and time slips away, he encounters relentless obstacles, from run-ins with the police to social isolation and the daily uncertainties that define his existence. The film unfolds over two pivotal days, capturing Souleymane’s journey in a tense, fast-paced sequence that immerses viewers in his world.

Director Boris Lojkine crafts a strikingly authentic portrayal, blending documentary-inspired realism with a powerful narrative structure. Through intimate cinematography, audiences are transported into Paris’s heart, encountering a version of the city seldom witnessed—one where survival requires resilience, resourcefulness, and courage. As Souleymane approaches the interview that could determine his future, the film reveals a deeply human story of determination and fortitude in the face of overwhelming odds, offering an unfiltered look into the invisible lives of undocumented workers and their fight for a place in society.