Darling

Darling is a drama about a modern woman who frequently makes poor decisions. Despite facing constant hardship and suffering, she refuses to see herself as a victim or feel pity for her situation. The story follows her instinctive and courageous struggle to survive and maintain her dignity, showing a strong will to persevere through life's obstacles.

The film was directed by Christine Carrière, following her 1995 work Rosine. Carrière also co-wrote the screenplay with Pascal Arnold. The movie stars Marina Foïs in the title role, with Guillaume Canet as Joël Epine. The supporting cast includes Océane Decaudain, Anne Benoît, Marc Brunet, and Sissi Duparc, among a total of 42 credited actors.

Produced in France by Gaumont, the film has a runtime of 94 minutes. It holds a rating of 6.1 on TMDB based on 40 votes.