London is a lonely place
In the film, we often hear Sylvain saying "sweet", meaning 'good' or 'cool'. However, we learn that his journey living abroad has not always been 'sweet'. He remarks on the different attitudes or "vibes" he's encountered in the UK and France in comparison to Africa, where he felt more of a sense of community.
In a 360° scene, we see Sylvain alone in a wintery, local park where he quietly reflects on a bench overlooking London and in the gardens. We also visit Sylvain in his home where he speaks, in French, on his mobile phone, to his wife who still resides in Côte d'Ivoire. Sylvain shares his struggles with feeling alone, particularly after losing his only relative who lived in the UK.