Julie Hadida

Three women, three personalities, three different lives, and yet there comes a time when they must learn to let go.

A house in the south, a wedding, the bride and groom, two witnesses, four friends, two days filled with doubts, fears, hesitations, surprises, laughter, and love...

Johanna, free and elusive, fascinates Simon, who admires her spontaneity as much as he suffers from it. Over the course of an evening, emotions intertwine, desires intensify and certainties crumble, shaking everything they thought they knew about love.

He is confident, funny, imposing, and speaks his mind: the complete opposite of his best friend, who is shy and reserved. Two boys, two friends with contrasting personalities, yet brought together by circumstance. What would they be without each other...?

Beatrice, in her fifties, is a physical education teacher at a high school. Disappointed by the lack of boys in the dance class she teaches, she tries to convince one of her students, Krimo, whom she has recognized as having potential, to join. But Krimo is not easily persuaded, and when Béatrice, tired of hearing his constant "go f*ck your mother" comments, suggests in the middle of class that he go "f*ck his father" for a change, things escalate...