All About Love, directed by Jean-François Richet, follows Maria (Virginie Ledoyen), a young woman longing to break free from the dull weight of her everyday life. She drifts toward a world where spontaneity brushes against the inevitable. Along the way she crosses paths with Manu (Stomy Bugsy) and Pascal (Bruno Putzulu), and the fragile balance of her search begins to falter. Set in the outskirts of contemporary France, the story unfolds where ambition often collides with a tougher reality.

The visual world leans into a raw, almost documentary light: the rough texture of peeling walls, muted reflections in late-night neon, the steady rhythm of footsteps in a subway corridor or along a worn-out street. Shadows and cool tones shape a suspended atmosphere, a space where hope and tension overlap. It is a work of image post-production that embraces texture, grain, and the intimacy of faces where silence itself seems to surface.