Bibliothèque Pascal

A woman named Mona attempts to regain custody of her daughter by recounting her difficult life history to a social worker. Her narrative describes a journey through illegal sexual enterprises that eventually leads her to the Bibliothèque Pascal. This establishment is an upscale brothel disguised as a literary cafe, where wealthy clients pay to act out sexual fantasies based on famous works of literature.

The drama was directed and written by Szabolcs Hajdu, appearing as the third film in a sequence that includes Tamara, Off Hollywood, The Gambler, and It's Not the Time of My Life. The movie is a co-production between Germany, the United Kingdom, Hungary, and Romania, produced by A + C Reuter New Cinema. The cast features Török-Illyés Orsolya in the lead role as Mona, alongside Andi Vasluianu, Shamgar Amram, Răzvan Vasilescu, Oana Pellea, and Tibor Pálffy.

The film has received generally positive feedback from viewers, holding a 7/10 rating on IMDb based on 2,100 votes. On TMDB, it has a slightly lower score of 6.1/10 from 33 votes.