In The Trilogy, three different but parallel stories unfold
revealing the lives of a husband and wife, a policeman and his
drug-addicted wife, and a prison escapee and his friends. The characters
wander in and out of three films where we see them switch from leading men
and women to supporting actors. The three films, all of different genres
(the first is a thriller, the second a comedy and the third a melodrama),
provide the same action from different angles and perspectives.
Part.1
In this noir-thriller, Bruno, an extreme-left revolutionary, has escaped
from prison and contacts his former accomplice Jeanne, now a teacher and
a mother, in order to restart his political activities. However, the
police are on his tracks and for Pascal, the capture of Bruno would help
him regain his credibility. While on the hunt for Bruno, Pascal also has
to care for his drug-addicted wife Agnès. In
her search for drugs, Agnès stumbles on Bruno.
He trades her drugs for a hide-out in a mountain chalet owned by Agnès’ friend Cécile.
