One Way to Paris (Enkeltje Parijs)
25-minute coming-of-age mystery drama
www.enkeltjeparijs.nl / NOS Stories
25-minute coming-of-age mystery drama
www.enkeltjeparijs.nl / NOS Stories
You don’t always get the trip you planned — sometimes you get the one you need.
met het team van NUDES hebben we een film gemaakt rondom mentale gezondheid: enkeltje parijs
Als Meike niet mee mag op werkweek naar Parijs, maar moet survivallen in de Ardennen, lijkt dat al erg genoeg. Maar wanneer ze daar geconfronteerd wordt met rouw en verraad, verliest ze langzaam alle grip... 🖤
‘Enkeltje Parijs’ laat zien hoe moeilijk het kan zijn om jezelf te laten zien – en hoe ver jongeren kunnen gaan om niet afgewezen te worden. Een verhaal over vriendschap, moed en leren houden van jezelf.
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Festivals
Educational Distribution
- FilmEducatie Nederland – 2025
Nationwide school distribution + lesson package
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Festivals
- SCHLINGEL International Film Festival – Germany 2025
International Competition / Youth & Family Films
- 25’ Tianjin International Academic Film Festival (TIAFF) – China 2025
Official Selection
- School Cinema International Film Festival (SCIFF) – India 2025
Official Selection
International Competition / Youth & Family Films
- 25’ Tianjin International Academic Film Festival (TIAFF) – China 2025
Official Selection
- School Cinema International Film Festival (SCIFF) – India 2025
Official Selection
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Educational Distribution
- FilmEducatie Nederland – 2025
Nationwide school distribution + lesson package
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One Way to Paris is a tender, atmospheric coming-of-age mystery about self-worth, friendship and the quiet battles young people fight beneath the surface.
Meike was supposed to go to Paris.
Instead, she’s stranded in the Ardennes, forced into a team-building weekend she never asked for. When one of the teens suddenly disappears, the group is confronted with fear, suspicion and the uncomfortable truths they’ve been avoiding — about each other, and themselves.
Rooted in real conversations with young people about pressure, loneliness and the search for belonging, the film blends naturalistic performances with a moody, cinematic landscape. What begins as an awkward school trip slowly unravels into an intimate portrait of vulnerability, resilience and unlikely connection.
One Way to Paris is a tender, atmospheric coming-of-age mystery about self-worth, friendship and the quiet battles young people fight beneath the surface.
Meike was supposed to go to Paris.
Instead, she’s stranded in the Ardennes, forced into a team-building weekend she never asked for. When one of the teens suddenly disappears, the group is confronted with fear, suspicion and the uncomfortable truths they’ve been avoiding — about each other, and themselves.
Rooted in real conversations with young people about pressure, loneliness and the search for belonging, the film blends naturalistic performances with a moody, cinematic landscape. What begins as an awkward school trip slowly unravels into an intimate portrait of vulnerability, resilience and unlikely connection.
Featuring a breakout ensemble cast of young actors, with standout performances shaped through improvisation and co-creation.
One Way to Paris is designed as both a cinematic experience and a conversation starter for classrooms, youth groups and community screenings — inviting audiences to talk about mental resilience, self-acceptance and what it means to ask for help.
