Nobody Loves Me

The film follows Fanny, who is approaching her 30th birthday and feels the pressure of finding marital happiness. Obsessed with death, she takes evening classes on dying and encounters her neighbor Orfeo, a psychic who claims she is destined to meet a significant person in her life. The narrative blends elements of humor and introspection, exploring her journey through the complexities of love and relationships.

With a runtime of 104 minutes, Nobody Loves Me features a diverse cast including Maria Schrader and Pierre Sanoussi-Bliss. The film's unique perspective, highlighted by its gay theme and the woman's directorial vision, sets it apart from typical romantic comedies. As a collector, its availability on formats like VHS adds to its appeal for those interested in preserving lesser-known cinematic works from the 1990s.