One day, Adèle receives a call that her parents have died in a car accident. While walking down the street in shock, Adele develops an impulsive relationship with an American she stumbled upon. After that, she has a big problem. Her orgasm never ends. But now she must prepare for her parents' funeral. How will she get out of this predicament? This is so embarrassing for Adèle. Directed by Anaïs Couet-Lannes, this provocative comedy combines two themes that couldn’t seem further apart—Orgasm and Mourning. According to Freud, mourning is the investment of free libido in a new object when we have lost an object of attachment. In , Adèle replaces a whirlwind of pain with a whirlwind of bodily pleasure. Adèle's unusual farewell takes place in a uniquely humorous and special way.

Anaïs COUET-LANNES

Anaïs Couet-Lannes directed a short film with the G.R.E.C in 2011 in collaboration with the Grenoble short film festival. She then wrote several short films as well as others audiovisual projects of various inspirations which led her to comedy with produced by La Mer à boire productions and supported by the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region and France 2.