Here and Now

Year: 1970

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: French

Director: Denis Héroux

Drama

Four young women, each like a freshly cut flower, navigate the pivotal moments of youth while sharing a Montreal apartment. Their bond deepens as they support one another, and when one of them embarks on an affair with a celebrated French writer, she discovers new insights about love, identity, and growing up.

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