Interview

Political journalist Pierre Peders receives an assignment to interview the elusive soap opera star, Katya. This sets off a chain of events that will drastically change the course of his evening.

Katya arrives significantly late for the interview, showing no remorse for her tardiness. She charms the maitre d' and secures the best table at the restaurant, further highlighting her celebrity status.

Throughout the dinner, Katya's self-absorbed attitude shines through, particularly when she answers her phone with a loud dog ringtone. Pierre becomes increasingly frustrated, feeling that the interview is slipping away from him.

In a fit of agitation, Pierre abandons the interview altogether and leaves the restaurant. He sees Katya interacting with paparazzi outside, which underscores her glamorous yet troubling public persona.

As Pierre hails a taxi, the enamored driver loses control, resulting in a minor accident. This unexpected turn of events leaves Pierre with a bump on the head, leading to Katya offering him a ride home.

Once at Pierre's home, the two engage in an evening filled with alcohol and unfiltered conversation. They reveal contrasting views on life and love, with Katya offering insights into her world of superficial desires.

During their conversation, Pierre shares a heartbreaking story about his brother, Robert. A journalist himself, Robert's life was marred by the horrors of war, and this revelation deepens the connection between the two.

Intrigued by Katya's struggles, Pierre decides to read her online diary. He finds entries that reveal her lonely battles with depression, leading to a more sincere dialogue about authenticity in their lives.

Pierre proposes a deal with Katya: if she shares her deep secret, he will reciprocate. This moment marks a pivotal shift in their dynamic, pushing for vulnerability from both sides.

Katya reveals her cancer diagnosis to Pierre, a stark contrast to her earlier bravado. This admission showcases her vulnerability and sets the stage for mutual confessions.

When Pierre finally shares his secret, he admits to fabricating parts of his brother's tragic story. He confesses his guilt over overlooking his wife's struggles with addiction, revealing the darker aspects of his past.

Pierre mistakenly believes he has recorded his confession on Katya's camcorder, only to discover he's filmed her rehearsing for her soap opera. This blunder heightens the tension and stakes of their emotional exchange.

Pierre excitedly calls his editor to share what he thinks is a breaking story about Katya's health. However, he is confronted by her, who reveals that the cancer storyline was a fabrication for her show and she has recorded his confession.

All alone in her lavish loft, Katya watches the camcorder tape, gaining the emotional upper hand in their complex relationship. Meanwhile, Pierre grapples with the spiraling consequences of his mistakes.

Both Pierre and Katya are left at a crossroads, facing the realities of fame, desperation, and moral accountability. This unexpected encounter forces them to confront their vulnerabilities like never before.