Le Chignon d'Olga

Julien and Emma are brother and sister. They live somewhere in rural France. Their father writes children’s books. Their mother died and the house was shaken by it. Julien was a gifted pianist. After his mother’s death he lost his appetite for it. His close friend Alice can see that. There is nothing between the two of them. It is more that Julien props her up through bad relationships. One day Julien goes into a bookshop. There he sees a woman called Olga. He is taken with her and cannot get her out of his head. He starts looking for ways to draw her attention. The plans he makes go forward clumsily. Hubert Benhamdine and Nathalie Boutefeu appear in the ninety six minute film, a French and Belgian co-production Jérôme Bonnell finished in 2002.