HĂ´tel, Europe
Synopsis
Sofia, a Greek woman, left her a 6 years old son to her father and has recently arrived in Paris, looking for a job. She starts working as a night watchman on a building site which used to be a luxury hotel. As she feels that she does not belong to this place, she finds out that she is not the only one as she encounters an unusual stranger.
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