Three Nights a Week

This film follows Baptiste, who embarks on a photographic project after meeting Cookie Kunty, a Parisian drag queen. The narrative delves into the vibrant yet challenging world of drag performance and the social issues surrounding it, including hate crimes and acceptance within the LGBT community.

With a runtime of 103 minutes, Three Nights a Week presents a unique perspective on modern relationships and self-discovery. The performances by Pablo Pauly and Hafsia Herzi add depth to the story, reflecting the intricacies of their characters' lives and the dynamics of their interactions.

As a drama, this film appeals to collectors interested in contemporary LGBT cinema and stories that challenge societal norms. The movie's focus on photography as an art form also provides a rich visual experience, making it a compelling choice for those who appreciate films that blend artistic expression with important social themes.