C'était un rendez-vous, à Montmartre

C'était un rendez-vous, à Montmartre is a comedy about a young man wandering through the Montmartre district. The story focuses on his internal struggle with loneliness and his vague expectation of an unspecified event or person.

Directed and written by Darius Robin, this twelve-minute short was the first of two films he directed, preceding his 2026 work, Sans regard. The production was handled by Les Films du Clair-Obscur and produced by Robin alongside Julien Gouri. The cast features Darius Robin in the lead role as the boy, with Adrien Caulier playing a passerby. Marguerite Richer Guillard and Joshua Meunier appear as a couple.