Thirst Street

Gina, a flight attendant in her mid-30s, struggles to cope with the profound loss of her boyfriend. This lingering grief deeply affects her emotional state and decision-making.

While on a break, Gina visits a strip club in Paris where she meets Jérôme, a man who bears a striking resemblance to her late love. This chance meeting sparks an immediate attraction between the two.

Gina and Jérôme embark on a passionate romance that is intense and reckless. They find themselves engaging in a series of fervent meetings that leave Gina head over heels.

As the initial excitement of their affair subsides, Gina makes the impulsive decision to quit her job as a flight attendant. She takes a position as a waitress at the strip club where they first met.

In a misguided attempt to bolster their relationship, Gina moves into an apartment directly across from Jérôme's. Her hope is that this proximity will deepen their bond.

Initially receptive to Gina's escalating affections, Jérôme eventually becomes cautious. Over time, he grows wary of Gina's obsession with him and their relationship.

Jérôme rekindles his tumultuous relationship with his on-again, off-again girlfriend, Clémence. This unexpected development leaves Gina devastated and struggling to cope with her emotions.

As her heart breaks over Jérôme's choice, Gina's life begins to unravel. Overwhelmed by despair, she neglects her job and struggles to pay her rent, leading to serious consequences.

Due to her negligence, Gina finds herself evicted from her apartment and dismissed from her job at the strip club. Her downward spiral intensifies, pushing her further into despair.

In a last-ditch effort to retain Jérôme's attention, Gina fabricates a lie claiming that he has a child. This deceitful move sets off a chain of events that spirals out of control.

The chaos resulting from Gina's lies culminates when Jérôme is accidentally struck by a car and falls into a coma. This tragic incident marks a pivotal moment in their tumultuous story.

In the hospital, staff mistakenly identify Gina as Jérôme's fiancée, granting her access to his belongings. This mistake allows her to gain unauthorized control over significant items, including his engagement ring.

Gina wears the engagement ring as a misguided symbol of her love and loyalty for Jérôme. This act highlights her deep emotional entanglement and the lengths she is willing to go to cling to their connection.

The unfolding events starkly illustrate the absurdity and complexities of love. Gina's journey is a poignant reminder of the lengths one may go in the name of love—no matter how misguided it may be.