Jeune Femme

Once a privileged Parisian student, Paula finds herself unceremoniously dumped and locked out of her apartment by her ex-boyfriend. Armed with nothing but her fierce independence and a chaotic spirit, she navigates the confusing landscape of single life in her early thirties. As she searches for a new beginning, Paula grapples with past relationships and her own identity, all while trying to figure out what comes next.

Jeune Femme received widespread critical acclaim, particularly for its bold and nuanced portrayal of a woman's post-breakup journey. Critics praised its raw honesty, Laetitia Dosch's captivating performance, and the film's unique blend of humor and pathos. It was recognized for its fresh perspective on female independence and modern relationships.

• Laetitia Dosch delivers a tour-de-force performance as a complex and magnetic protagonist.

• The film masterfully balances humor and heartbreak, offering a realistic and compelling look at modern life.

• A refreshing and insightful exploration of independence and self-discovery after a relationship ends.

Google audience: Audiences generally praised the film for its relatable portrayal of navigating life after a breakup, lauding the lead actress's performance and the movie's honest, sometimes funny, sometimes poignant, approach to the challenges of finding oneself.

Won the Caméra d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival in 2017.

Director Léonor Serraille drew inspiration from her own experiences and observations of friends navigating similar life transitions when developing the character of Paula.