Kévin Azaïs

A small-town man meets and falls in love with a survivalist woman who trains him how to live through an extreme environmental apocalypse.

Liliane lives a modest and monotonous life. By day, she works in a pâté factory, and by night, she sits on the couch and watches TV. One day, a new worker named Jean arrives. The two form a platonic relationship, but Jean grows increasingly convinced that he recognizes Liliane from a European singing contest he saw as a child. Eventually, Jean convinces Liliane to confront her past.

Clotilde and Aude are 18 and have always been best friends. Their relationship is intense and they are as close as girls can be. High school is ending and they must decide what to do the following year. Clotilde chooses to leave their small village to go to Paris, and drags Aude along with her. But the two friends will experience their new life in a totally different way, ultimately splitting up.

An enlightening tale about the infatuation of first love and its universal themes: Carole and Delphine fall in love against the backdrop of early feminist activism in 1971 France. After living in the city, Delphine is called home to help with her family farm in the countryside and is forced to choose between her responsibility to them and the life of love she had in Paris with Carole.