Get in the mood for Nuit Blanche 2025!

Throughout the night of June 7, Paris and its metropolitan area will be transformed into an immense movie set, populated by projections, performances and installations, presented in public spaces and emblematic institutions as well as more confidential ones. For this Nuit Blanche, nearly 300 artistic projects will be presented as part of a program orchestrated by Valérie Donzelli, artistic director of this ^24th edition!

A major figure in French cinema, Valérie Donzelli is a director, screenwriter and actress. She has made a name for herself with her singular, sensitive films, which explore themes such as love, family and resilience.

Throughout the night, several open-air screenings of cinematographic works will be on offer: from quai de Valmy (^10th) to place des Fêtes (^19th), via place Nathalie-Sarraute (^18th) and jardins Saint-Paul (Paris Centre). Also of note: the screening of an original ten-minute short film by Michel Gondry in Place Raoul-Dautry (^15th). Video screenings, performances and installations are also on the program, with, for example, a sound and light installation in the Sorbonne chapel (^5th) and a grand cinema evening at the Petit Palais (^8th).

Conceived and directed by Michel Gondry, the poster for Nuit Blanche 2025 is inspired by Valérie Donzelli's ambition to make this night " a space of resistance, of creative and human freedom, in which art will be at the level of people and their eyes. The public will be able to experience art at night and in the city as a place that resists the frenzy of the day."