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Louise dreams of becoming a filmmaker. After winning a UNESCO grant, she leaves Limoges for Paris to be mentored by a legendary American writer-director.

But reality quickly sets in: Paris is tougher than she imagined, her childhood friendships are fading, she can’t find an apartment and is stuck in a youth hostel—and the mentor she came for is nowhere in sight. Everything changes the day she meets Charlie while working on her screenplay. She offers her a room in the apartment she shares with Nelson, her best (and almost only) friend. There’s just one catch: Louise has to pass their brutally honest roommate interview first.

Their unlikely trio marks the beginning of a chaotic and heartfelt cohabitation as they navigate that awkward, uncertain passage from youth into adulthood.