In the carefree days of Paris just before World War I, Jules—a quiet, unassuming writer—and his lively French friend Jim both find themselves drawn to the same woman. Catherine’s unpredictable whirlwind upends the friendship between the two men and turns the course of their lives upside down. Directed by François Truffaut, this drama brings a love triangle spanning decades to the big screen with the elegance of black-and-white cinematography. Woven around themes of jealousy, belonging, and open relationships, this story immerses the audience in the bohemian atmosphere of the era and the characters’ turbulent emotional states.