Eric, a 14-year-old boy, is now almost alone. His mother, faced with her husband's bizarre behavior, left the marital home. Eric's father, for his part, leads a triple existence. On the other hand, he maintains apparently normal relations with his son, but at the same time he leads an unacknowledged, secret life "elsewhere", where confused, equivocal relations bind him to a strange, elusive woman, whose vision sometimes inspires feelings of filial love, sometimes reveals to him the bitter taste of a passion faded by time.
Jean Desvilles
Director
Michael Lonsdale
Philippe de la Tour / Dimitri Korkesky
Silvia Monfort
Mamichou
Florence Giorgetti
Catherine
Noëlle Leiris
Paul's mother
Jean-François Vlerick
Eric
Roland Demongeot
Paul
Mado Maurin
Catherine's mother
Laurence Duval Annaud
Marie, the maid
Guy Mollet
Angelo, the gardener
Roger Amiot
The demolisher
Danielle Volle
Isabelle
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