Singles

Year: 1982

Runtime: 85 mins

Language: French

Director: Patrice Leconte

RomanceComedy

After his wife abandons him, Bernard moves into a residence and works as a guard for SOS Doctors. One night he helps his neighbor Nadine Foulon, a photographer stuck in an elevator. She is reeling after singer‑guitarist boyfriend Terry left her and suffers depression and bulimia. Their shared pain draws them closer, they confide in each other.

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