Lutine

In Lutine, a Parisian filmmaker embarks on creating a movie about polyamory, finding herself caught between her artistic vision and her personal relationships. The runtime is 97 minutes, blending elements of comedy with a documentary-style examination of the subject. This unique approach positions the film as a ‘UMO’: Unidentified Movie Object, challenging the audience's perception of both genres.

The narrative centers around a female director who tests the waters of polyamory in her own life, incorporating insights from individuals who either live this lifestyle or have deeply contemplated it. The film presents a thought-provoking look at the potential challenges and dynamics of open relationships, making it a nuanced addition to the comedy genre.