Lost Paradises

Paris, 1968. Overnight, Isabelle, a young high school student, comes home in shock after what she saw in the streets. Her parents decide to take her to the countryside to escape the disorders. From then on, Isabelle has only one thing in mind: get back to Paris. Instead, her life will take a whole different direction.

Cast

Julie Duclos

as Isabelle

Philippe Duclos

as Pierre

Marie Matheron

as Hélène

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