The fortuitous meeting of two women to the identical first name, Lucy, who formerly loved the same man, Jonathan, induced, in this film, of the polysemous variations on the memory, art, and the difficult relationship between creation and emotional life. Dehumanized by an exclusive artistic practice, the man lost his reference marks little by little. "Lucy en miroir" wants to be, also, a shifted and transverse second reading of "The Contempt" ("Le Mépris") of Godard, by a step more plastic than analytical or conclusive.
Raphaël Bassan
Director
Anne-Sophie Brabant
Lucy S.
Élodie Imbeau
Lucy E.
Raphaël Bassan
The Narrator (voice)
Gérard Courant
Jonathan (voice)
Stéfani de Loppinot
The second girl who looks the film
Dominik Lange
The Filmmaker
Garance Leblanc
The Drawer
Joëlle Lê
The first girl who looks the film
Marcel Mazé
The Photographer
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