2 or 3 Things I Know About Her

• Comedy
• Drama

A strikingly unconventional drama unfolds as a seemingly ordinary Parisian housewife navigates a parallel life as a prostitute, not driven by desire, but by the quietly desperate economic realities of a rapidly changing France. Structured as a fragmented essay film, the narrative interweaves observations on consumerism, the lingering shadow of the Vietnam War, and intimate domestic scenes with candid, almost clinical depictions of her double life. The film isn’t a sensationalistic exposé, but a contemplative exploration of female agency and quiet rebellion within the constraints of societal expectations, marked by a detached, observational tone that simultaneously distances and draws you into her unsettling routine. It’s less a story *about* prostitution and more a coolly inquisitive look at the forces that lead a woman to inhabit such contradictory spaces, creating a uniquely melancholic and unsettling portrait of modern life.