Jane Austen Wrecked My Life

Jane Austen Wrecked My Life

Year: 2025

Runtime: 1 h 38 m

Language: french

Director: Laura Piani

Echo Score: 80
romance

Agathe is a charming but clumsy young woman working at the historic Shakespeare & Co. bookshop in Paris. She dreams of becoming a successful writer and finding a love like those in Jane Austen novels, but struggles with writer's block and remains single.

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1

Agathe's Life in Paris

Agathe is a dedicated bookseller at Shakespeare and Company in Paris. She lives with her sister and her sister's young son, finding comfort in her close-knit family after the traumatic loss of her parents in a car accident.

Paris, France
2

Inspired to Write

While dining in a Chinese restaurant, Agathe sees a man's face reflected at the bottom of her sake cup. This moment inspires her to begin writing the first chapter of a romance novel in English.

Chinese Restaurant, Paris
3

Submission to Jane Austen Residency

Félix, Agathe's best friend and co-worker, secretly sends her manuscript to the prestigious Jane Austen Residency in England. Much to Agathe's surprise and delight, she receives an acceptance letter.

4

Departure to England

Despite her initial reluctance, Agathe allows Félix to drive her to the Channel ferry as she embarks on her journey to the Residency. They share a heartfelt kiss before she boards the ferry, marking a significant turning point.

Channel Ferry
5

Meeting Oliver

Upon arriving in England, Agathe is picked up by Oliver, a distant descendant of Jane Austen. Their journey begins awkwardly when their car breaks down, forcing them to spend the night trapped in the vehicle.

Ferry Terminal, England
6

A Surprising Connection

In an unexpected twist, Agathe insults Oliver in French, only to discover that he is fluent in the language. This revelation lays the groundwork for their evolving relationship during her stay at the Residency.

7

The Retreat and Writer's Block

At the Residency, Agathe struggles with writer's block, feeling pressure to produce work while also navigating her growing connection with Oliver. A flirtatious outing to a pub leads to a deeper, yet complicated bond.

Mansion, England
8

The Annual Ball

Agathe is joined by Félix who comes to accompany her to the Residency's annual ball in period costume. During the event, she dances with both Félix and Oliver, which further complicates her feelings.

Mansion, England
9

A Night with Félix

After the ball, Agathe spends the night with Félix, but the next morning she realizes that a relationship born from loneliness isn't what she truly wants. She insists on returning to France rather than pursuing a romantic connection.

Mansion, England
10

Goodbye to Oliver

Oliver drives Agathe to the ferry for her return to France, where they share a poignant goodbye. In their conversation, he encourages her by suggesting she find beauty in her past ruins, hinting at her writer's block.

Ferry, England
11

Time at Parents' Vacation Home

Back in France, Agathe finally decides to visit her parents' vacation home, a place she had avoided since their deaths. The trip proves to be cathartic and inspires her to finally finish her novel.

Parents' Vacation Home
12

Success with the Novel

After completing her novel, Agathe receives news that her work has been accepted by an English publisher. She feels a sense of accomplishment and sends a copy to Oliver, adding a personal note about her journey.

13

Poetry Reading Surprise

While hosting a poetry reading, Agathe is shocked to see Oliver in the crowd. The unexpected reunion stirs up feelings, culminating in a moment of intimacy as they step outside together.

Poetry Reading Venue
14

First Kiss

As the poetry reading concludes, Agathe and Oliver share their first kiss outside. This marks a significant emotional high point, symbolizing Agathe's growth and acceptance of her past.

Outside the Venue

Last Updated: June 23, 2025 at 06:03

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