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The People We Love

Photo : Victoire Vermeulen

Oct 16 – Nov 28

The People We Love

Step back into the electric atmosphere of the 80s, where the lives of two soulmates intertwine to the rhythm of iconic rock anthems. This poignant story starts as a whirlwind of laughter and wild rides before unfolding into a powerful, heart-wrenching exploration of love and resilience.

À LA FOLIE THEATRE (Paris 11th)

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Early 80s. Sara, a waitress in a club, meets Hugo, a touching and humorous young man. To the rhythm of Patti Smith and Bowie's music, their love takes shape. Together, they invent a life filled with laughter, dancing, and motorcycle rides, until illness begins to interfere with what seemed to be the beginning of a romantic comedy.

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