Lea

Léa, an attractive woman in her 40s, has a complex life revolving around her 20-year-old son, Mathieu. Living in a luxurious studio apartment, she faces the challenges of romance when she falls for David, who presents himself as a successful architect. However, his true identity as a small-time employee complicates their relationship.

As the story unfolds, Mathieu, wanting to protect his mother from potential heartbreak, decides to move out and start a new chapter in Canada with his girlfriend. The film combines wit and charm, centering on themes of love, loyalty, and the generational gap between Léa and her son. With its comedic elements, Lea captures the essence of familial bonds and romantic entanglements in a lighthearted manner.

Collectors will find interest in the available formats, with Lea released on both VHS and DVD. This film, while not widely known, offers a unique glimpse into 1980s German comedy, making it a notable title for those exploring international cinema from that era.