He must not only deal with those who profit from the refugee situation such as asylum interview ‘coaches’ and food delivery permit ‘sharks’, he must also decide on whether the truth or a fabricated version of his story will suit his situation best and this creates a more empathetic understanding of Souleymane’s plight.

The kinetic hand-held camera energetically tracks Souleymane through the streets of Paris, building nail-biting tension. The film has been rightfully rewarded with prizes at many European Film Festivals, but the fact that it has yet to find a distributor in the UK makes it one not to miss. You may not get another chance. Non-professional actor Abou Sangare as Souleymane is a true revelation and a name to look out for in the next few years.