Beatrice Gibson’s AT NIGHT is a revelation of discourse between a group of women across one night in Paris. Featuring Diocouda Diaoune (who cowrote the script), psychotherapist Kátia Belo Cardoso, poet Sophie Robinson, producer Denna Cartamkhoob, artist Pauline Curnier Jardin, filmmakers Amy Gwatkin and Laida Lertxundi, model-performance artist Lily McMenamy—and Gibson herself—in semifictionalized versions of themselves, the film’s nocturnal dreamscape deftly situates issues of labor, identity, equity, and freedom.