Rhesus-Romeo

In Rhesus-Romeo, Professor Thibaud, a bone specialist, requests Joëlle's help in donating her bone marrow for a transplant. Joëlle agrees, driven by her desire to save a life, but the process is complicated by the condition that she cannot meet the recipient.

As Joëlle navigates her emotions and the medical system, she encounters Arnaud, the recipient of her marrow. Her growing attachment to him leads her to believe that her donation influences his dreams and desires. This intertwining of lives adds a layer of complexity to the narrative, blending elements of drama and romantic comedy.

With a runtime of 99 minutes, Rhesus-Romeo presents a thought-provoking examination of the bonds we form and the sacrifices we make for others. Its unique premise and character exploration may appeal to collectors interested in films that challenge conventional storytelling.