This is the moment two unfazed diners enjoy a drink at a Parisian cafe while fires rage around them during the riots in France.
Footage shows a man and woman sitting outside smoking cigarettes and chatting as though all is well in the French capital.
Just metres away from the unbothered couple the street is in flames.
But the pair continue to smoke, drink and chat while layered up with thick coats and scarves.
Meanwhile onlookers stand and stare or film the blaze on their mobile phones without attempting to extinguish it.
It's business as usual for the cafe too as diners continue to enjoy themselves inside either unaware or untroubled by what's happening down the road.
Customers at a cafe watch a fire set by rioters at the end of a day of nationwide cost-of-living protests in Paris on Sunday night
Armed French police patrol a street in Paris while a huge fire rips through the street
A protester holds a Palestinian flag as a bus stop burns during a protest at Place de Republique
French towns will be put under curfews after two days of nationwide rioting and looting as the country descends into anarchy.
It comes after peaceful protests over the cost of living, education standards and Emmanuel Macron's leadership were hijacked by balaclava-clad thugs who have unleashed horrific violence across France.
Footage shows black-clad men stealing motorbikes and driving away on the vehicles while mask-wearing looters were seen lugging large boxes of televisions away from shops.
Now, French prime minister Sébastien Lecornu has called on local authorities to implement 'a number of partial curfews starting this evening' as chaos continues to unfold in France.
He said: 'We have a very localised mess in urban centres. They will be partial, they may be very localised.'
Mr Lecornu added that if declaring a state of emergency was deemed necessary 'we could do so', but said at this stage that partial curfews seemed 'more appropriate'.
French interior minister Laurent Nunez admitted today that police have 'lost control' in some cities during violent protests.
A Parisian looks inside a burnt out van on Rue Yves Toudic destroyed after a weekend of protests
Looters stole a bike from a DealBike store in Paris to shouts of 'Wallah!'
Bins were set on fire in the city centre over the weekend
In a national address following emergency talks with senior ministers, the president made an impassioned plea 'for unity' and insisted everything would be done to bring thugs to justice.
Mr Macron pledged that 'all the necessary lessons' would be drawn from the 'intelligence failures' that ultimately led to almost 2,400 arrests over the weekend.
Meanwhile US President Donald Trump has now claimed 'immigrants with hatred in their hearts' had made the country ungovernable.
In the latest scenes from France, astonishing footage shows a female shopkeeper batting off rioters, intent on wreaking havoc on her store, with a stick.
The woman can be seen in visible distress as she begs them not to loot her store.
Elsewhere CCTV footage shows a masked group breaking into a jewellery shop in Lyon, France, on Saturday.
The looters can be seen smashing the store's window and clearing the shelves of valuables.
The hooded figures are caught on camera filling their backpacks and pockets up with the jewellery before running away to escape.
Meanwhile extraordinary scenes over the weekend, including rioters stealing a tourist train, a man lying on the bonnet of a speeding car, and a group of masked men beating up a demonstrator.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham's spokesperson today said the UK government condemned the violence seen in France.
He said: 'Clearly, the violence we're seeing on the streets of France is unacceptable.
'While the power to protest is at the heart of democracy, this can never excuse violence.'
The spokesperson urged any Britons living in France who are concerned about the unrest to 'follow local advice from the authorities.'