Seven Days Somewhere Else

The story follows Jacques, a young composer feeling trapped in his social and family life. He embarks on a journey with a ballet troupe, experiencing life in hotels, train compartments, and dressing rooms. The dancers share their personal stories, revealing their struggles and dreams in vivid language.

As Jacques becomes enamored with one of the dancers, he grapples with his emotions and seeks a sense of belonging away from his troubles. Their connection is intense but ephemeral, culminating in a poignant farewell as he returns to his wife, Michèle, at the Gare de Lyon. This film presents a raw and unfiltered look at human relationships, making it a thoughtful addition to the drama genre from the late 1960s.