Camille, a 20-something dissatisfied with her life, craves the opportunity to give her love to the person who needs it the most. She finds this opportunity in the form of Costa, a homeless ne’er do well, deadbeat dad, and rejected son. Even as their relationship begins to take its toll on them both, Camille finds happiness in her efforts to rescue him from his own self-destruction.
Jacques Doillon
Director
Clémentine Beaugrand
Camille
Gérald Thomassin
Costa
Guillaume Saurrel
Cyril
Gwendoline Godquin
Gwendoline
Jany Garachana
Le père
François Damiens
L’agent immobilier
Noémie Herbet
Kimberley
Anne Paulicevich
La serveuse
Cyril Billard
L’automobiliste
Karen Hottois
La jeune femme
Patrick Bissac
Le patron de l’hôtel
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