We Will Go to Deauville

In this whimsical comedy, two young Parisians, Antoine and Léo, embark on a road trip to the glamorous seaside resort of Deauville. They are in pursuit of a woman named Laurence, whom Antoine met briefly and is now infatuated with. Along the way, they encounter a series of eccentric characters and absurd situations, as their journey becomes less about reaching their destination and more about the experiences and encounters they have.

Jacques Rozier's debut feature is a cult classic of French cinema, celebrated for its spontaneous, observational style and its charmingly aimless narrative. While not a mainstream hit upon release, it gained significant recognition over time for its innovative approach to filmmaking and its capturing of a youthful, carefree spirit.

• Praised for its improvisational feel and lighthearted, summery atmosphere.

• Noted for its unconventional narrative structure and focus on character interactions.

• Considered a precursor to the French New Wave's looser filmmaking styles.

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The film was shot over several summers and features many non-professional actors, contributing to its naturalistic and improvisational feel.