Jeanne may have the keys to two apartments, she nevertheless feels as though she has nowhere to sleep. All Natasha wants is someone to share her Parisian flat where her father stays far too rarely. They meet one evening when they both feel particularly out of sorts, and soon become inseparable.

Éric Rohmer appropriately begins his Tales of the Four Seasons with the rejuvenation of springtime, exploring a budding, unexpected friendship between two women and, later, something of a love triangle. With endearing, charming characters and all of the leisure and pleasures of Rohmer’s cinema.