The Bridesmaid

Philippe lives a quiet life in Nantes with his mother Christine and two younger sisters. The family enjoys a peaceful existence, centered around their home and each other.

The tranquility of the neighborhood is shattered when a local girl mysteriously disappears. This event sends ripples of concern through the community, casting a shadow over Philippe's life.

Christine introduces her children to Gerard, a wealthy businessman who quickly becomes interested in her. This meeting marks the beginning of new dynamics in their lives and sets the stage for future events.

As a gesture of goodwill, Christine gifts Gerard a cherished family sculpture of the Roman goddess Flora. This act symbolizes hope and the intertwining of their lives.

Gerard suddenly vanishes without explanation, leaving Christine and her children confused. Philippe feels compelled to find the missing sculpture and uncover the truth behind Gerard's disappearance.

Motivated by the strange events, Philippe embarks on an arduous search for the Flora sculpture. Eventually, he locates the artwork and secretly hides it away in his closet, keeping it from the rest of the family.

At his sister's wedding, Philippe encounters Senta, a captivating bridesmaid. Their chemistry is palpable, and they share a moment filled with passion that feels destined.

Senta enchants Philippe with tales of her glamorous life as a model and aspiring actress. However, beneath her charm lies a disturbance, with plots that blur the lines of reality.

Senta's intense relationship with Philippe takes a dark turn when she demands he commit murder as proof of his love. Shocked and horrified by her request, he refuses, leading to her rejection.

In a moment of desperation, Philippe fabricates a story about killing a homeless man, hoping to prove his love to Senta. This lie spirals further out of control when Senta declares she has killed Gerard.

Philippe's world shifts dramatically when he visits Gerard's residence and discovers that he is very much alive. This revelation brings overwhelming relief, but complicates Philippe's feelings towards Senta.

Overjoyed by Gerard's survival, Philippe gifts Senta the Flora sculpture and proposes to her. He hopes this gesture will strengthen their bond, despite the surrounding turmoil.

Philippe's joy is short-lived as a police inspector approaches him regarding a nearby murder. The reality of their situation weighs heavily on him, and he begins to question his relationship with Senta.

In an unexpected turn, Philippe encounters the homeless man he initially thought he had killed, finding that there was a case of mistaken identity surrounding the murder. This encounter leads him to rethink his situation with Senta.

Philippe returns to confront Senta, only to hear her shocking admission that she has killed a young woman who threatened their relationship. In a moment of chaos, Philippe vows to stand by her, emphasizing their bond amidst the turmoil.