Cleo from 5 to 7 Director: Book cinema tickets Cleo recounts two hours in the life of a French pop singer (Corinne Marchand) while she waits to learn from her doctor as to whether or not she is suffering from a terminal illness. Beautifully shot and realised, the film presents a heightened view of Paris as every trivial incident takes on a new significance for the heroine. Underrated at the time of its release and unjustly neglected since, Cleo is not only the major New Wave film by a woman director, but a key work of that exciting periodomoving, lyrical and mysterious. France, 1962. English subtitles. Black and white. 90 min. Plus Les Dites Caryatides, a short documentary about Paris street art. France, 1984. English subtitles. Colour. 13 min. Director: