The Doll

Set in eastern France, this romantic comedy follows Rémi, a man selling artificial grass who remains heartbroken after a past separation. To cope with his loneliness, he lives with a doll named Audrey. His routine is disrupted when a new coworker named Patricia joins his company, an event that coincides with Audrey mysteriously coming to life. The presence of both women leads to a series of surreal events that completely transform Rémi's existence.

The film was written and directed by Sophie Beaulieu. The cast features Vincent Macaigne in the lead role as Rémi Allard, alongside Cécile de France as Patricia and Zoé Marchal as Audrey. Other appearing actors include Adèle Journeaux, Gilbert Melki, and Marianne Basler. The production was a collaboration between several French companies, including Borsalino Productions and Paprika Films, involving a credited crew of 56 people.

Released on April 22, 2026, with a runtime of 100 minutes, the movie has received a moderate reception from viewers. On TMDB, it holds a rating of 6.1/10 based on 34 votes.