Loue-moi !

Lea is a struggling actress who tells her parents she is a successful corporate lawyer to hide the fact that she never passed the bar exam. To manage her debts and continue pursuing her acting dreams, she and her roommate Bertille start a business where they can be hired to play any role a client requires. By pretending to be different people, such as daughters or girlfriends, the two women find a way to earn money while practicing their craft, though the various identities they assume begin to blur their own senses of self.

This French comedy was directed by Virginie Schwartz and Coline Assous. The film stars Déborah François in the lead role of Léa, appearing alongside Alison Wheeler as Bertille. Other cast members include Charlotte de Turckheim, Kev Adams, Marc Ruchmann, and Bernard Ménez. Kev Adams also served as one of the producers for the production companies Davis Films and MyFamily.

The movie received a lukewarm response from viewers, holding a 5.2 rating on IMDb based on 287 votes and a 5.5 rating on TMDB from 126 votes.