OUR CITY is the portrait of a city. Not the capital of Europe, not even of Belgium but a city that belongs to everyone, a “city of foreigners” that affirms itself more loudly here than elsewhere. Brussels is not New York, it’s multiculturalism does not have an Anglosaxon flavor, meaning that all power and meanings are in the hands of a few trend-setters who gravitate around a few hundred square meters on the island of Manhattan. (...) OUR CITY is a film about a city under construction. On its horizon you can see the profile of cranes and the skeletons of new towers. But what is the human construction that we are putting into place? What is the human profile that surges out of the city? (Maria Tarantino)