A love suprême

After thirty-two years spent under the neon lights of a Pigalle peep show, Bianca is asked to put away her heels and empty her locker. Too old, they say. The competition is elsewhere: younger, more profitable, and now virtual. In this "one-woman show" written by Xavier Durringer for Nadia Fabrizio, a woman recounts her fight against being forgotten and sidelined. With candor, humor and melancholy, she traces three decades of a working-class Paris on the verge of disappearing, between fleeting loves, the AIDS years, lost illusions and fleeting comfort. A sensitive, uncompromising portrait of a survivor of Pigalle nights, this intimate journey also sheds light on our relationship with the body, desire and the passage of time.