In the best film of the Cannes Two Directors' Fortnight program, director Mia Hansen-Løve creates a multi-layered and elegant portrait of a woman who is able to find the courage to open herself up to love again in the midst of everyday struggles. The wonderful Léa Seydoux plays Sandra, a freelance translator who is a caring single mother, patiently taking care of her sick father as he gradually loses his independence. Completely immersed in her worries, Sandra has already resigned herself to the fact that love is only a memory for her. That is until one beautiful morning when she encounters an old friend, Clément. He is married and has a son. She knows she should act responsibly. However, a much greater force draws them to each other. This is a French subtly and Parisian romantically film, where there is no artificial conflict - only people miraculously coming alive in the hands of a talented director. Rated N-16 Film is in French with Lithuanian subtitles.