Olivier GANSE

Marseille, June 1944. The city is finally breathing freedom again. But inside the apartment on Rue de la Prison, another war is just beginning. Lucette and Lucie are twins - as identical as they are different. Lucette is fire: she laughs too loudly, steals American soldiers' caps, and carries messages for the Resistance. Lucie is silence: she plays Chopin at night and types lists at city hall she wishes she never had to read.
Then Donald appears on the Old Port. A red-haired American, lost between two languages, two countries. and soon, between two sisters. What was meant to be a love story becomes a battlefield: stolen letters, jealousy, drunken kisses, secrets, betrayals. But when the moment of choice finally comes, Donald hesitates."I think I love one for her laughter, the other for her silence. I just don't know which one."A sensual and heartbreaking historical saga about love, jealousy, and the wounds war leaves behind inside families.