Drama refers to a specific genre of storytelling, typically in literature, theater, film, and television, characterized by the portrayal of emotional and conflict-driven narratives. It often involves characters facing significant challenges and dilemmas, which provoke emotional responses from the audience. The term can also refer to the performance of these narratives, showcasing actors interpreting the characters’ emotions and conflicts on stage or screen. In a broader sense, drama encompasses any serious narrative that explores complex human relationships and moral struggles, as opposed to lighter genres like comedy or romance. The essence of drama lies in its ability to engage audiences through relatable experiences and profound themes, such as love, loss, betrayal, and redemption.
Marie, played by Élodie Bouchez, navigates family life, disrupted by the return of her husband Julien's past love, Anaëlle, portrayed by Vanessa Paradis. Anaëlle's reappearance stirs up nostalgia and longing,…