Swim! And do it regularly! The urgent advice from his physiotherapist is met with little enthusiasm by the slender protagonist of Bastien Vivès' "The Taste of Chlorine." Until the young man meets a real athlete at the indoor pool, who takes an interest in his awkward swimming attempts. Soon, his reluctance gives way to anticipation for the regular sessions and a vague hope. Bastien Vivès tells the story of the chance encounter between two people - touching, with remarkable observational precision, and he draws as if he himself is moving with his characters in the pool - the taste of chlorine on the tongue.