2001 · France 2 · Ended · 25 min
Trois étudiantes en lettres, Sandra, Géraldine et Barbara, partagent un loft. Elles rencontrent trois jeunes, Julien, Fred et Jérémy, étudiants en économie, avec qui elles fondent un groupe de musique. Entre amour et amitié, les relations entre filles et garçons ne sont pas toujours faciles…
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