In the vibrant Paris of the 1960s, a young theater student, Anne, finds herself trapped in a labyrinth of intrigues and conspiracies that lead her to question her own reality. After the mysterious death of a friend, she begins to investigate his life, uncovering a hidden world of artists, intellectuals, and politicians seemingly connected by a dark thread of secrets. As Anne delves deeper into this whirlwind, she feels increasingly alienated and confused, trying to understand the relationship between art and truth.
Set against the backdrop of a city bursting with life, Anne encounters fascinating and perplexing people who reveal unsettling aspects of her existence, from passionate philosophers to enigmatic activists. Through her encounters, it becomes evident that reality and fiction are intertwined in a dangerous way, blurring the lines between what is real and what is representational.
Throughout her journey, Anne not only seeks answers about her friend's death but also must confront her own fears and desires. As Paris transforms into a stage of uncertainty and change, the young woman will struggle to find her voice in a world that seems to be in constant flux, highlighting the existential dilemma of a generation navigating between freedom and chaos. Ultimately, her quest is not only about external truth but also about the truth that resides within her.