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Theatre festival in a provincial town of France. A
young student in literature, Clara,  gets into  a
theatre and witness a rehearsal of Don Juan. She manages to catch the attention
of an actor, Pierre. By forcing a little bit her good fortune, the audacious
girl eventually shares a memorable night of love with Pierre.

Paris. A few years later, Clara has become an actress
and she goes to a casting for a feature film. She knows that the director is Pierre
and she is afraid of what will happen. But her desire to see him again is
stronger than her reason. Things do not happen as she wishes. Pierre asks to
choose between the role or their liaison. She is frustrated at the highest
point. Her boyfriend Axel patiently suffers her scenes.

She falls from high when Pierre
tells her that she will not have the role and he does not continue their
liaison. She returned to seek solace from Axel and throw herself in her
vocation as an actress.