Proud bachelor and bachelorette and collectors of inconsequential adventures, 30-somethings Paul and Hélène share an apartment in Paris. On the night of her birthday, Hélène invites her cousin, whose favorite pastime is reading friends’ future. According to him, Paul will soon fall in love, but will also commit a crime. Paul does not believe in clairvoyance, but things change when he meets the beautiful Camille. Will the prophecy fulfill itself? A bittersweet comedy about the fear of relationships. An adaptation of the work Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime, by Oscar Wilde.
Manuel Schapira
1972, Paris, France. Selected filmography: Le Cercle (short, Special Jury Award at the 1998 Turin Film Festival), You Sure? (Silver Bear for best short film at Berlin, 2002), Bunker (short, best actor at the Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival 2008), Rech JF: Pour Court-Métrage Rémunéré (short, 2009), La Fille de L'Homme (short, 2010) and The Hounds (short, Tribeca Film Festival 2012).
