In a picturesque village in the south of France, the life of a peaceful barber, Antoine, takes an unexpected turn when he falls madly in love with his new neighbor, a charismatic and charming hairdresser named Mathilde. She is the life of the neighborhood, always surrounded by laughter and color, while Antoine leads a quieter, more reserved life. As they get to know each other, he discovers that Mathilde stands out not only for her beauty but also for her free spirit and carefree attitude towards life.
What seems to be a classic love story transforms into a rollercoaster of emotions when Antoine realizes that Mathilde has a very complex personality. She is a woman who feels trapped between her desires and society's expectations, leading her to have tumultuous relationships and to metaphorically "cut" many of the ties that bind her. As Antoine finds himself drawn into this whirlwind, he begins to confront his own feelings about love and identity.
Amidst laughter, jealousy, and moments of deep reflection, the story delves into the dark corners of human relationships, exploring themes of desire, identity, and the struggle between the conventional and the longing for freedom. As the relationship between Antoine and Mathilde evolves, he must decide if he is willing to risk loving, facing the depths of passion and vulnerability.