France / 2025 / 77mins / Drama / French, Chinese and Pulaar

Seydou, a migrant from Senegal, works long hours as a food delivery driver in Paris, navigating a city that barely acknowledges his existence. Each ride is a step toward supporting his family back home, but the demands of his job make survival an uphill battle. The streets of Paris, both alluring and indifferent, become a test of his
endurance against an exploitative system. His routine includes fleeting interactions—with customers who don’t see him, fellow workers facing the same struggles, and Albert, an elderly Parisian who, despite his loneliness, offers Seydou an unexpected bond. Their unlikely friendship reshapes Seydou’s view of his place in this city. Facing injustice and hardship, he also finds moments of grace, proving that resilience and connection can exist even in the toughest circumstances.Through Seydou’s journey,
Where There Is Love, There Is No Darkness shines a light on the unseen workers who sustain urban life. It is a humanistic story of endurance, faith, and quiet strength—an intimate portrait of a man who, against all odds, keeps moving forward, fueled by hope and the power of human connection.

Stevan Lee Mraovitch

Stevan Lee Mraovitch, born in New York City to Taiwanese and Serbian parents, is a creative force whose work reflects his rich, multicultural upbringing. His diverse heritage informs his unique artistic perspective, blending various cultural influences seamlessly. After completing his Master of Fine Arts in Film at Columbia University, Stevan developed a crucial mentorship with his professor, the respected film producer Michael Hausman. This relationship sparked a series of successful projects that
have significantly shaped his career. His debut feature, Holidays at Any Cost, won multiple awards including the Audience and Jury Awards at Austin. Stevan's film career is marked by collaborations with notable figures such as David Mamet, Barry Levinson and the versatile actress and filmmaker Julie Delpy. His work seamlessly harmonizes European and American cinematic styles, and is dedicated to telling authentic, emotionally resonant stories. Beyond filmmaking, Stevan's artistic talents extend to poetry and photography. At the age of 22, he published his first poetry collection, “Analgesia, the Scars of Love and Revolts. ” This anthology explores profound themes of nostalgia and brotherhood set against the backdrop of war-torn Yugoslavia, reflecting Stevan's deep engagement with his Serbian heritage. The collection's impact led to a significant collaboration with the renowned painter Petar Omcikus, a distinguished member of the Serbian Academy of Arts and Sciences. Learn More