An evening of film and music in which the Paolo Fresu Quintet pays tribute to the African-American trumpeter Miles Davis—one of the greatest jazz musicians of all time—presenting a recital that combines musical precision, narrative skill, and improvisational sensitivity. The legendary ensemble reinterprets Davis’s works through meticulous research, enriching them with new musical elements that amplify the dramatic tension and poetic dimension of the images. 
At the heart of the film is a seemingly perfect crime and a Parisian night destined to turn into a labyrinth of misunderstandings, chases, and intertwined fates. As the protagonists try in vain to escape the consequences of their actions, the city becomes the setting for a story suspended between passion, fate, and disillusionment. 
A muted trumpet, modal and hymnal tones, instrumental dialogues, and elegant improvisational passages accompany the cinematic narrative, blending with the images in an immersive experience that renews the dialogue between live music and cinema and fully restores the evocative power of the masterpiece by the then-debutant French director Louis Malle.