After her husband dies at sea, a woman mourns a man she never truly knew. One night, she stumbles upon an underground queer club, where she begins to remake her body and forge a new persona.
Timothée Schaller
Director
Clémence Molinari
La Veuve du Marin
Giulia Caperan
La Veuve du Marin (voix)
Adélaïde Dubois
La Gueule d'Ange
Omar El Hassak
Le Marin
Lisa Vierny
La Mère du Marin
Lisa Vierny
Marie Antoipute
Clovis Traissard
L'amant
Blanche Thomas Ozon
L'amante
Tibor Laurent
DJ harpiste
Julepango
La Noire Gadoue
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