In 1960s Paris, a woman trapped in a monotonous and passionless marriage begins to question her life and her choices. The story centers on Charlotte, an apparently model wife who, despite her perfect appearance, lives in a tangle of frustrations and repressed desires. As the plot unfolds, Charlotte finds herself drawn to an old lover, prompting her to explore her sexuality and hidden desires.
The film plays with fragments of her daily life: conversations with her distant husband, furtive encounters, and intimate reflections that reveal her inner struggle. The images intertwine poetically, showcasing a stark contrast between the life she leads and the freedom she yearns for. Through her experiences, the viewer is immersed in her inner world, where the conflict between duty and desire grows increasingly intense.
In a changing cultural context, where women begin to question their role in society, Charlotte becomes a symbol of the quest for identity and personal fulfillment. As she confronts the consequences of her choices, each fragment reveals more about love, betrayal, and self-exploration, leaving the audience reflecting on what it truly means to be free and happy. Will Charlotte find her own path, or will the weight of her current life drag her back into conformity?