He Loves Me... He Loves Me Not

Angélique, an art student, decides to express her affection for Dr. Loïc Le Garrec by purchasing a single pink rose. This act symbolizes her love and hope for a future together, despite the challenges they face.

While working at a café and house-sitting for a wealthy family, Angélique navigates her artistic pursuits alongside her complicated relationship with Loïc. Her friend David expresses disapproval of her involvement with a married man, which adds tension to Angélique's life.

Tragedy strikes as Rachel, Loïc's wife, suffers a miscarriage, an event that deeply affects both Angélique and Loïc. This incident leads to a significant rift in Angélique's relationship with Loïc, ultimately resulting in their breakup.

Angélique plans a romantic getaway to Florence, hoping to rekindle her love with Loïc. However, when he fails to show up at the airport, she falls into a dark cycle of depression that threatens her scholarship and job.

The situation escalates when Angélique learns that Loïc has been arrested for assaulting his patient, Sonia Jasmin. This shocking news drives Angélique to confront Sonia in a desperate attempt to win Loïc back.

Angélique confronts Sonia but inadvertently causes her to suffer a heart attack during their interaction. In a panicked response, Angélique steals from Sonia's house to create an illusion of a robbery gone wrong.

As a result of Angélique's actions, Loïc is wrongfully accused of Sonia's murder. This grave misunderstanding plunges Angélique into a spiral of despair and regret as she witnesses the ramifications of her desperate choices.

During Loïc's arrest, Angélique sees him embrace Rachel, shattering her hopes for their future. This heart-wrenching moment drives Angélique to contemplate ending her life as she realizes the depth of her unrequited love.

The narrative rewinds to the moment Angélique bought the rose, now showcasing the story from Loïc's perspective. It highlights his lack of true knowledge about Angélique and underscores the misinterpretations of their interactions.

As Loïc grapples with the fallout from Sonia's death, he reflects on Rachel's miscarriage and begins to connect the dots back to Angélique. This revelation paints a complicated picture of the emotional ties and misunderstandings that plague them all.

Upon hearing of Angélique's suicide attempt, Loïc rushes to save her. However, as he delves deeper into her life, he uncovers a disturbing obsession that complicates his feelings and their relationship.

In a heated confrontation, Angélique strikes Loïc, leading to a violent exchange that results in his injury. This incident culminates in Angélique's arrest on charges of erotomania, marking a tragic turn in her life.

As time passes, Loïc and Rachel build a life and family together while Angélique remains in a mental institution. Her absence from the outside world highlights the profound impact of her unreciprocated love on her mental health.

Upon her release, Angélique's therapist expresses cautious optimism about her recovery. However, it becomes apparent that she has hidden her medication, showcasing her ongoing struggle with her obsession towards Loïc.

The film concludes with a haunting quote from a real erotomaniac, encapsulating Angélique's tragic journey. Her desperate love and the pain of unfulfilled desire resonate throughout her story, leaving a lasting impression of despair and hope.