The Names of Love

“Make love, not war” – young extrovert Bahia Benmahmoud lives by this classic motto. In order to convert them to her cause, she sleeps with her political enemies – which means a lot of men, because every conservative is her enemy. So far, she’s gotten good results. Until she meets Arthur Martin. She figures that with such a common name (there are more than 10,000 Arthur Martins in France), he’s bound to be a bit of a fascist and thus will be hard to convert. But names are treacherous and things aren’t always what they seem. –Semaine de la Critique