Paris in the early 1930s. Sisters Agathe and Blanche leave the French countryside for the capital, where they seek their fortune as maids. While the life-hungry Agathe joyfully flits through the dance halls, Blanche eagerly awaits her return each night. Until one early morning, Agathe is brutally ripped from life. Blanche vows revenge and sets out in the city's red-light district to find her sister's murderer. It isn't long before she becomes the hunted herself. With its captivating story about the enchanting Blanche, who becomes the attraction of the luxury brothel Pompadour as "Miss Don't-Touch-Me," Hubert and Kerascoët create a vivid portrayal of the social mores of the French metropolis during the interwar years.