Delphine, or Simple Pleasures

The film explores the life of Delphine, who is both a dedicated activist and a participant in unconventional night classes. She exchanges letters with prisoners, which adds depth to her character as she navigates her passions and responsibilities.

As Frank, one of the inmates, is released and moves in with Delphine and her roommate Angella, tensions arise, particularly with Prof. Christophe, who leads the evening classes Delphine attends. This dynamic creates an interesting interplay between personal and societal expectations.

With its focus on romance and personal growth, this TV movie offers a unique perspective on love and relationships. The performances of Céline Tran, Vincent Lefranc, and Maud Kennedy bring the story to life, making it a notable entry in its genre.