Love, Love, Love

In high school, three friends experience their first (non)love stories

Not interested – Emma is in 10th grade and feels different from the others, whose main concern is who has a crush on whom. Although she has a poster of Timothée Chalamet in her room, love, desire, relationships… she’s not interested. To avoid questions, she pretends to be in love with Rayane, the most popular boy in school. But her friend Rose is determined to help her experience her first love story. Emma ends up on a beach with Rayane, who is about to kiss her. She has no choice but to confess the truth to him: she’s not interested!

What you make me do – Every time Nathan calls Amélé “my beautiful,” she feels like hundreds of butterflies are flying around in her stomach. So, to keep him wanting to be with her, she is willing to give up what she loves and put up with his comments without complaining. But when Nathan asks her to stop seeing her friend Emma after reading their exchanges on her phone, Amélé resists. Nathan tries to force her and hurts her. This is the signal for Amélé to escape from this relationship and this evening to find her friends.

Sticky saucers – Rose and Elie are madly in love, but a Sunday lunch with Elie’s family shakes their convictions: will they stay together forever? Do they want to?
Having survived a barrage of questions from the adults, the girls retreat to their bedroom, but are unable to talk about their doubts. Fortunately, Rose, the incorrigible romantic, finds the words to reassure Elie: what matters is that they love each other now, and they have plenty of time to figure out the rest.