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The plot centers on (played by Kevin Goffette), who has just turned 13. While on a summer holiday at the beach, he develops an intense crush on his godmother, Marion (played by Emmanuelle Bercot). Marion is a headstrong and free-spirited woman in her early thirties. At first, she is amused by the boy's attention, treating his advances as a charming game. However, the dynamic shifts when she meets one of Benoît's friends, a captivating and provocative teenager named Clément (played by Olivier Guéritée).
The film follows Marion, a 30-year-old woman portrayed by director Emmanuelle Bercot herself, who develops a complicated, emotionally charged relationship with Clement, a 13-year-old boy played by Olivier Guéritée. Rather than leaning into sensationalism or Hollywood melodrama, Bercot crafts a deeply unsettling, realistic, and psychologically intricate portrait of boundaries, loneliness, and confusion.
A highly popular alternative known for clean layouts and community-vetted subtitle files. Film enthusiasts frequently upload corrected SRT files here for rare European cinema.
The plot centers on (played by Kevin Goffette), who has just turned 13. While on a summer holiday at the beach, he develops an intense crush on his godmother, Marion (played by Emmanuelle Bercot). Marion is a headstrong and free-spirited woman in her early thirties. At first, she is amused by the boy's attention, treating his advances as a charming game. However, the dynamic shifts when she meets one of Benoît's friends, a captivating and provocative teenager named Clément (played by Olivier Guéritée).
The film follows Marion, a 30-year-old woman portrayed by director Emmanuelle Bercot herself, who develops a complicated, emotionally charged relationship with Clement, a 13-year-old boy played by Olivier Guéritée. Rather than leaning into sensationalism or Hollywood melodrama, Bercot crafts a deeply unsettling, realistic, and psychologically intricate portrait of boundaries, loneliness, and confusion.
