Three Friends

Three Friends follows a tight knit trio of women whose romantic lives begin to stress their bonds. Joan, weary of a relationship with Victor, grapples with honesty and the fear of hurting him. Her best friend Alice is in a long standing partnership with Eric that appears smooth on the surface, yet she keeps a secret from Joan. The trio finds themselves tangled in a web of desire, loyalty, and unspoken truths as each confronts love's expectations. When Joan contemplates ending her relationship, the atmosphere shifts, testing trust and forcing the friends to reconsider what they owe to one another. The film examines how friendship and romance collide under the strain of evolving feelings.

Directed by Emmanuel Mouret with Carmen Leroi as co creator, Three Friends is an original screenplay brought to life by performances from India Hair, Camille Cottin, Sara Forestier, Damien Bonnard and Grégoire Ludig.

Reception and themes: The film raises questions about honesty, closeness, and the push and pull of romance inside a tight circle of friends. Audiences respond with a mixed tone, reflected in a 6.264 out of 10 from 123 votes, and praise for performances, particularly the lead trio.