Non-Fiction

• Comedy
• Drama
• Romance

A wryly observant comedy of manners set amidst the Parisian publishing world, *Non-Fiction* dissects the anxieties of artistic relevance in the digital age alongside the tangled affections of its intellectual elite. The film playfully contrasts the waning influence of traditional literature with the performative nature of celebrity and the shifting dynamics of a long-term marriage, all filtered through uncomfortably candid conversations. It’s not a story of grand betrayals, but a nuanced exploration of casual infidelity and the self-deception required to maintain appearances, building a quietly amusing atmosphere where emotional honesty feels perpetually just out of reach. The narrative structure, resembling a series of intimate, often overlapping discussions, reveals how individuals construct and negotiate their realities, and the fragile boundaries between fiction and life.