Noël Akchoté

The story of the life, loves and work of US writer Patricia Highsmith (1921-95), told through her unpublished diaries, her own voice and that of those who knew her, both family and close friends.

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Twenty-four hours in the life of a young musician, Noël Akchoté, in his dealings with improvisation, technique, money, concerts, studios, guitars, history, independents, majors. Between fiction and documentary, between laughter and seriousness, a "jazz" portrait.

A budding electronica artist gives up his shot at stardom to pursue a woman from a telephone dating network.

Journalists interview a group of adult film performers. The performers then act out scenarios conceived by the journalists.

Antoine and Marie form, apparently, a couple without history. But, Antoine, obsessed with the image of two young foreigners seen in the restaurant where he works, can no longer make love normally with his partner. And even when the latter, in desperation, agrees to allow herself to be sodomized, it is a complete failure. Ulcerated, Marie kicks Antoine out. While the latter, trained by a colleague, tries new adventures, each more delirious than the other, with dating girls, Marie confides in her friend Corinne who, soon, makes her discover lesbian pleasures. But Marie doesn't want to stop there and, despite Corinne's warnings, asks a producer to shoot a "test piece" in a porn movie

Sixteen months of the life of an actress or rather a woman-child ready for anything and which passes without transition from the tender and amorous sweetness to the obscene explosion of her lubricity that nothing stops.