In Lille, Claire Gauthier is an ordinary married woman with a young daughter that works in an insurance company analyzing losses of insured properties. When the single veterinary Laurent Kessler claims damage in his basement caused by a flooding due to water leakage, Claire resolves the situation favorably for him. The weird Laurent visits Claire in her office successively, inviting her for drinks and lunch, and they get close to each other. Meanwhile, a serial killer is terrorizing Lille, killing women with a scalpel. Claire feels a great attraction for Laurent, who has an unusual behavior in her apartment. When Claire sees a scalpel in the pocket of Laurent's jacket, she fears him, but still loves him.
Anne Fontaine
Director
Benoît Poelvoorde
Laurent Kessler
Isabelle Carré
Claire Gauthier
Jonathan Zaccaï
Fabrice
Valérie Donzelli
Valérie
Agathe Louvieaux
Pauline
Bernard Bloch
Le directeur
Véronique Nordey
la mère de Laurent
Michel Dubois
Claire's Father
Martine Chevallier
Claire's Mother
Dominique Dubois
Mme Gauthier la mère de Fabrice
Jean-Chrétien Sibertin-Blanc
Le collègue de bureau
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