We Should Not Exist

The story follows Hervé, a 37-year-old actor who has grown disillusioned with the excesses of the adult film industry. Determined to leave behind his past, he aims to reinvent himself as a mainstream movie actor, stepping into an unfamiliar world filled with challenges and rejections from his peers. Hervé's journey of reinvention takes a pivotal turn when he encounters LZA, adding depth to his quest for acceptance and understanding of the film industry.

As a drama-comedy, We Should Not Exist delves into themes of identity, ambition, and the quest for belonging. The film's unique premise and character-driven storyline offer a different perspective on the often-overlooked struggles of actors in the entertainment landscape. This film may appeal to collectors interested in narratives that explore the interplay between different facets of the film industry, particularly those that offer a comedic lens on serious subjects.