Out of Love

Jeanne works as an exacting insurance assessor, keeping a calendar full of neat details and predictable routines. When her estranged sister suddenly disappears, Jeanne is asked to step in and care for the sister's two children, a sudden shift she neither asked for nor fully understands. As she tries to stabilize the home, she also fights to earn the children's trust while protecting the life she shares with her girlfriend, who struggles to adapt to this new chaos. Grief, uncertainty, and shifting loyalties seep into every decision, turning ordinary moments into tests of patience and courage. The film follows Jeanne as she redefines what family means and asks how love can endure when the ground keeps moving beneath her feet.

Directed by Nathan Ambrosioni, Out of Love arrives in 2025 as a character driven drama with performances. The film centers on an original narrative, with Camille Cottin and Juliette Armanet leading an ensemble that includes Monia Chokri and Manoâ Varvat.

Box office data for Out of Love has not been publicly disclosed, and there are no widely reported figures yet. The film's commercial performance remains to be seen, as it expands from festival screenings to broader international release markets worldwide.

As of now, there have been no major awards announced for Out of Love. Still, early reviews praise the performances, particularly Camille Cottin's restrained nuance and Ambrosioni's direct, intimate handling of a family crisis, suggesting potential recognition as the movie broadens its audience. Festival circuits and releases may change that.

Audiences and critics are drawn to the quiet, restrained pressure the story builds. Themes of duty, chosen family, and resilience play out in intimate scenes rather than grand gestures, giving the film a grounded emotional resonance that lingers after the credits and invites reflection on imperfect love for viewers everywhere.