Hannah has a son and a grandson, and her husband is in prison. She provides domestic services to a wealthy family and, in her spare time, attends classes in a theater group. A certain aristocratic air, however, tells us that Hannah's job doesn’t match her reality - especially when we learn of her child’s social condition. Through the feeling of a fractured identity, the film investigates modern alienation, the struggle for connection and the dividing lines between individual identity, personal relationships and social pressures. Best actress for Charlotte Rampling in Venice, 2017.