A column by Rodolfo Acevedo has been published in *Lima Gris* focusing on Robert Guédiguian’s 2000 film, “La Ville Est Tranquille” (The City is Quiet). The piece analyzes the film, though the specifics of the analysis are not detailed in this brief announcement. *Lima Gris* serves as the publishing platform for Acevedo’s writing on the Guédiguian work. The column’s publication suggests continued interest in the director’s cinematic exploration of urban environments. The original title is provided in both Spanish and French, indicating the film’s multilingual context. This signals the column likely delves into themes beyond just the immediate narrative. Further engagement with the full column is needed for a comprehensive understanding of Acevedo's perspective.