For Sasha

Set in 1967, this drama follows Sacha and Laura, a couple who have spent two years living in an Israeli kibbutz near the Syrian border. Their quiet life is interrupted by the arrival of three friends from Paris who come to celebrate Laura's twentieth birthday. During the visit, the group is haunted by the death of a young woman, leading Simon to search for someone to blame among his companions. This interpersonal tension unfolds against the backdrop of the Six-Day War.

The film was directed by Alexandre Arcady, marking his third feature following Hold-up and Last Summer in Tangiers. The screenplay was written by Arcady alongside Antoine Lacomblez and Daniel Saint-Hamont. The production features a cast led by Sophie Marceau as Laura and Richard Berry as Sacha, with supporting roles played by Fabien Orcier, Niels Dubost, Gérard Darmon, and Jean-Claude de Goros. Produced by Canal+, TF1 Films Production, Alexandre Films, and Société Générale de Gestion Cinématographique, the movie has a runtime of 114 minutes. On TMDB, the film holds a rating of 5.9/10 based on 39 votes.