The Love Letter

Directed and written by Jérôme Bonnell, 'The Love Letter' was one of the titles that was in the International Premières section, which debuted at the 25th edition at Málaga Film Festival. French production by the filmmaker who directed 'Just a Sigh' and 'All About Them' which debuted at the Angoulême Francophone Film Festival.

Jonas (Grégory Montel) is a 44-year-old Parisian businessman who is not going through his best moment. His lover, Léa (Anaïs Demoustier), a renowned soprano, has just left him; his company is not going through a good economic time because one of his partners in a project has turned out to be a swindler, and his wife, Harriet (Léa Drucker), has already filed for divorce. After falling asleep at a cocktail party in the business district of Paris, he decides to go to Léa's apartment, with whom he is still madly in love with her, to talk about her and try to win her back.

After making love, Léa decides to break up with him for good, but Jonas does not give up and decides to stay the rest of the day in a cafeteria opposite Léa's apartment, with the aim of writing a love letter to say goodbye to her. With the help of Mathieu (Grégory Gadebois), the bartender and owner of the place, Jonas will realize that what seemed like an act of love will become a way of dealing with how he manages his romantic relationships and how to face an uncertain future. as well as a way to rediscover and get to know oneself better. What seemed like a desperate attempt to win back his ex-lover will be an important reflection on his life.

Directed and written by Jérôme Bonnell, 'The Love Letter' stars Grégory Montel, Anaïs Demoustier, Grégory Gadebois, Léa Drucker, Nadège Beausson-Diagne and Pablo Pauly. Produced by Michel Saint-Jean, a Diaphana Films production.