Théo and Hugo meet at a sex club, a dive where anything goes. They join, then separate, desire, and give themselves. Then they kiss, gaze at each other and go outside together. From that moment on, nothing will ever be the same again. Together, they face an unexpected challenge that will lead them to question their own reality.

In this film, Olivier Ducastel and Jacques Martineau produce a strikingly visual, extraordinarily dramatic work in just two acts: the first, a crowded scene of unbridled sex, nudity and silence; the second, featuring just two characters, the deserted streets of the Paris night, and pure text. Act One: the naked body. Act Two: the naked soul. A brave, moving, brutal, no-holds-barred portrait that, without passing judgement, compares sex and love, the visual and the narrative, darkness and light. A unique film, a must-see, but not appropriate for the superficial or for moralists. A slap in the face, a knife in the heart. And one of the best films on this year’s programme.