Fanny Sidney

Two public benches, someone chewing gum, a student waiting for her examination results, a strange young man hanging around, another one killing time... and a lot of sun. We are in a small town in the south of France, at the end of June. Skirts are shorter, skin clammy. It is only the beginning of the afternoon. (Les Lutins)

In Paris, France, a group of movie-star agents go about their lives and work, and they'll have to figure out how to carry on with the agency after the passing of their fearless leader. This hour-long drama plays out much like a soap opera, with more realistic problems and concerns. They don't do Olympic-size gymnastics to get you to believe a plot or to create drama. Written by jandycobbs