“An evocative reminiscence of an era when cinema and politics could count for as much as carnal passion … written and directed with feeling and flair, and played to near perfection by its appealing young leads … Besides being stylish, sexy, and witty, the film feels authentic.”
—Time Out 

A pillow-lipped American naif (Michael Pitt) encounters French twins (the inimitable Eva Green and a mop-topped Louis Garrel), the children of an esteemed intellectual who are at odds with their father’s old-school perspective. Sequestered in the siblings’ Paris apartment, the trio escape into a cinephile fantasy as the chants of May ‘68 ring in the streets. In 35mm.