Zero Fucks Given

• Drama
• Comedy

Cassandre’s meticulously detached existence as a flight attendant – a life constructed around transactional encounters and robotic efficiency amidst the transient backdrop of low-cost air travel – fractures with unexpected job loss, forcing a reluctant return home and a confrontation with the stagnant realities she actively avoided. This isn't a typical coming-of-age story, but a raw and unapologetic exploration of millennial ennui and the quiet desperation masked by constant motion. The film's dry wit and observational humor lay bare the complexities of interpersonal relationships stripped of romantic idealism, showcasing a protagonist defined not by aspiration, but by a weary acceptance of fleeting connections and the search for meaning in a world offering little genuine solace. It’s a strikingly unsentimental portrayal of loneliness and the anxieties of navigating adulthood without a clear path, achieving a uniquely cynical yet relatable emotional resonance.