Film after film, Emmanuel Mouret maps out the landscape of tenderness with a network of tracks on which the protagonists intersect.
Camélia Jordana and Niels Schneider play Daphné and Maxime. They meet in a country house and start sharing confidences that bring them closer. Alongside Vincent Macaigne, Emilie Duquenne, Guillaume Gouix, and Jenna Thiam, they represent a generation of young adults experiencing romances with varying prospects, exploring the full spectrum of emotions between desire and love.
The dialogues are exquisite, imbued with the elegance of the 18th century. The filmmaker pairs them with a selection of musical works ranging from Mozart to Poulenc, weaving the soundtrack of a fiction with infinite sensitivity.
