The Best Way to Walk

Set against the idyllic backdrop of 1960s France, this poignant drama revolves around two counselors, Marc and Philippe, who work together at an innocent summer camp in the picturesque countryside. As the days pass by and the sun-soaked days turn into starry nights, a tender friendship develops between them. However, everything changes one fateful evening when Marc unexpectedly discovers Philippe dressed and made up as a woman. This simple revelation sets off a chain of events that leads to Marc consistently humiliating his friend thereafter. The story delves into themes of identity, acceptance, and the human struggle with self-expression while exploring the complexities of friendship in an era where societal norms dictated how one should live and love. As tensions rise between Marc and Philippe, the film presents a sensitive portrayal of two individuals caught in the midst of change and evolving relationships against the backdrop of a rapidly modernizing world.