Paris, present day, in a typical bistro. A disillusioned young woman meets a charismatic man. They embark on a spontaneous and unconventional date, filled with lightness, destructive therapy, and deep conversations. As they explore the city together, they discover a connection that transcends norms and social expectations, challenging the meaning of love and relationships in the modern world.
Jonathan Taïeb
Director
Kim Higelin
Elle
Victor Poirier
Lui
Christopher Lambert
The Taxi driver
Gunther Van Severen
Gunther
Jean-Adrien Espiasse
Présentateur karaoké
Jérémy Kapone
Jules
Ekaterina Rusnak
Welcomer 'in the dark'
Zoé Adjani
The subway girl
Lionel Fernandez
Charablablov
Julien Naccache
Welcomer Fury Room
Isabelle Tanakil
The singer in Charablablah
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