In twenty scenic fragments, Joël Pommerat creates a kaleidoscope of the struggle for love. There is much to gain and even more to lose. Secrets are revealed, truths laid bare. In the intensification of the scenes, an impressively realistic picture emerges of what connects us and simultaneously divides us. Because relationships can be complicated: a cleaner reassures her colleagues that she has only strategically broken up with her boyfriend to bring him to his senses, unaware that his corpse is hanging three meters above her. Or at the registry office, the bride's sister claims that the groom actually loves her; gradually, it becomes clear that the groom has kissed all of the bride's sisters. Then, two good old friends fall out because one insists that the other was once condescending.