The Soft Skin

Pierre Lachenay, a publisher and lecturer, navigates a secret love affair with air hostess Nicole while trying to maintain his family life. The story unfolds in Paris and Lisbon, where the tension between his double life and marital responsibilities amplifies. The film features a runtime of 119 minutes and showcases the struggles of love at first sight, break-ups, and divorce.

With a strong cast including Françoise Dorléac and Jean Desailly, The Soft Skin delves deep into the emotional landscape of its characters. The film's tagline, "The Eternal Triangle At Its Most Eternal," hints at the timeless nature of its themes. Truffaut's direction brings a nuanced approach to the narrative, making this film a compelling exploration of human relationships.