“ Paris 05:59 best captures how different the world looks when you emerge before sunrise, the giddiness of making a truly personal connection in an intentionally impersonal environment, and the beauty that can be found in the darker corners of human behavior if you aren’t presuming you’ll find light.” – San Francisco Weekly
Unlike that film’s characters, however, Théo and Hugo havethoroughly explored each other’s bodies before opening up their minds.” – The New York Times “Their odyssey, told in real time … shares the gentle walking-and-talking air of Richard Linklater’s Before Sunrise. “ Paris 05:59 is a remarkably empathetic, big-hearted and love-struck film…” – Los Angeles Times
“Groin-tickling, poignant, sobering, and heart-warming, Paris 05:59 Theo & Hugo is a joy.
