Regular Lovers

Regular Lovers follows François, a 20-year-old poet evading military service during the student and trade union revolts in Paris. As he navigates the political unrest, François engages in conversations about revolution while indulging in opium. His relationship with Lilie, a sculptor working to support herself, becomes central to the narrative.

The film is steeped in the atmosphere of 1960s France, capturing the spirit of a generation grappling with change and the impact of socio-political movements. François and Lilie's love story unfolds amid the backdrop of student protests, reflecting their struggles and aspirations in a time of upheaval. This narrative delves into the complexities of love and the human condition, making it a poignant exploration of youth and revolution.