Jardins du Luxembourg is a silent avant-garde short film by Dutch filmmaker Mannus Franken that captures the everyday life of the Jardin du Luxembourg in Paris. Rather than presenting a conventional documentary, the film transforms ordinary scenes of strolling visitors, children at play, statues, fountains, and urban landscapes into a rhythmic visual composition. Through expressive editing and careful observation, Franken explores movement, light, and the poetic relationship between people and public space, reflecting the influence of the European city symphony movement.