The film Peau d’ange, directed by Vincent Perez, which stars Morgane Moré as Angèle, accompanied by Guillaume Depardieu, Karine Silla, Magali Woch and Dominique Blanc.
Angèle, fresh out of her countryside, leaves her village to work as a servant in a large bourgeois mansion. When she meets Grégoire, a man haunted by grief. A night of intense love transforms for her in search of love, recognition, and revenge.

Visually, the film establishes a striking contrast between the space of the countryside and the urban solitude of a small provincial town: the subdued light filters through the old shutters, the bourgeois interiors resonate with a hushed echo, while the materiality of the decor gives the texture of the image an almost tactile density. The spectator is invited to immerse himself in the tension of a silent desire, in the pulp of a broken dream.