In Paris, Raphaëlle juggles college and odd jobs. In search of freedom, she tests the boundaries of friendship, love, and identity.

Freshly arrived in Paris for college, Raphaëlle goes from classes to all-nighters working on her mock-ups, evenings serving beers to reimagining the world with her new best friend. Little do her classmates know that some nights she slips between the sheets in Parisian hotels to collect a few greenbacks. Sixtine Dano elegantly poses the existential questions about the passage from childhood to adulthood, the exploration of femininity, and power relationships in a society structured by patriarchy and capitalism.