Lucie Zhang

Makita Samba

Noémie Merlant

Jehnny Beth

Camille Léon-Fucien

Oceane Cairaty

Anaïde Rozam

Pol White

Rong-Ying Yang

Geneviève Doang

Xing Xing Cheng

Fabienne Galula

Lilian Nze Nong

Ornella Nzingoula

Tony Zola

Annabelle Milot

Lumina Wang

Stephen Manas

Raphaelle Doyle

Léo Mira

Léa Rostain

Agathe Mougin

Isadora Guzniczak

Raphaël Quenard

Teki Latex

Jules Benchetrit

Hugo Lacroix

Théotim Leclerc

Jeanne Disson

Nicolas Godart

Yves Yan

Carl Malapa

Bruno Dondero

Steve Chaban

Mattéo La Capria

Line Phé

Feichan Zeng

Weiting Chao

Feng Lili

Patrick Guérineau

Lily Rubens

Tony Harrisson

Soumaye Bocoum

Carrie Lam

Matthieu Guy d'Arpaillargues

Juliette Welfling

Paul Guilhaume

Virginie Montel

Rone

Mila Preli

Niels Barletta

Cédric Fayolle

Hortense Bailly

Adrian Tomine

Jacques Audiard

Céline Sciamma

Léa Mysius

Valérie Schermann

Pierre-Marie Dru

Christel Baras

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Paris, 13th District

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Makita Samba's "Camille" seems to be the thread upon which this story hangs here, as a teacher who takes up lodgings with "Émilie" (Lucie Zhang). Pretty soon they are at it like rabbits, but he is a bit of a commitment phobe so when she wants something a little more substantial, he moves on to estate agent "Nora" (Noémie Merlant) with whom he has a sexual relationship, but she is never fulfilled. Perhaps that is because she was recently mistaken for a porn star ("Amber Sweet" - Jehnny Beth) by her colleagues at college and embarrassed and ridiculed as a result. She determines not just to find out who spread this scurrilous nonsense, but also to chat with the actress - a friendship gradually ensues here too. The timelines and the storylines are fluid, which slows the pace down rather and the title lends a grittiness to this film that simply isn't there when you watch it. It's got more of a soap opera to it, I felt, with some rather sterile shagging that wasn't remotely sexy or erotic. It has a few moments of humour to it, and the performances - especially from Merlant - are not bad, but the film spends too long showing us scenes of Paris and what plot there is was soon subsumed into a rather mediocre production that monochrome couldn't really enhance. Glad I watched it, but I wouldn't bother again.

Paris, 13th District

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