In a turbulent Paris of the 1970s, a young anti-hero finds himself trapped in a monotonous and aimless life. As violence and chaos take hold of society, his frustration and disenchantment grow increasingly intense. Filled with rage and confusion about the state of the world, he decides to channel his anger through acts of vandalism and rebellion. However, his quest for freedom will become progressively darker and more destructive.
The story follows this protagonist as he forges a complex bond with an enigmatic woman who pulls him into a dangerous game of seduction and manipulation. Their relationship evolves in a claustrophobic and tense environment, where emotions overflow and impulsive decisions have devastating consequences. The line between madness and lucidity blurs, reflecting the internal struggles of a youth lost in a world that seems to offer no answers.
With a striking visual style and an immersive narrative, the film explores profound themes such as alienation, violence, and the search for identity in times of crisis. As the protagonist immerses himself in a labyrinth of erratic choices, the story becomes a visceral portrayal of human despair, leaving the viewer questioning the limits of madness and the quest for meaning in an increasingly chaotic world. In the end, the conclusion reveals that the true battle is not only against society, but also within himself.