Rosalie

In a small French village during the 1870s, Rosalie lives a life cloaked in secrecy. Her unique physical feature - a body covered in hair - has been kept hidden from society to protect her from judgment and ridicule. To blend in with the community, she meticulously shaves daily as a necessity for survival. However, when she marries Abel, an indebted bar owner who is unaware of her secret, their marriage seems to be a transaction based on wealth. As Rosalie and Abel navigate their new life together, the truth inevitably emerges about her extraordinary condition. The film delves into themes of acceptance, love, and the lengths people will go to find connection amidst their differences. It raises poignant questions about how we define beauty and the power of seeing beyond superficial appearances in a society that often values conformity over individuality.