Love Lasts Three Years

In the world of literature, Marc Marronnier (played by Gaspard Proust) finds himself struggling to come to terms with his bitter divorce that has left him feeling disillusioned and cynical about love. As a literary critic, he channels his heartache into a manuscript filled with scathing criticism towards the concept of true love, believing it's nothing but an illusion. However, as Marc navigates life after his tumultuous marriage, he finds himself falling for the radiant and gorgeous wife of his cousin (played by Louise Bourgoin), an enchantress that threatens to challenge his newfound misanthropy.Director Frederic Beigbeder, known for his work as both an actor and author, masterfully weaves together a tale of love, heartbreak, and the complexities of human connection. The film delves into themes of personal growth amidst loss and how even the most hardened hearts may soften when faced with unexpected love. Through captivating performances by Proust and Bourgoin, audiences are drawn into this compelling story of a man grappling with his own beliefs about love and relationships as he tries to rebuild his life after heartbreak.