A Vendre

Elisabeth, a young lawyer trainee in New York, leads a quiet and comfortable life. As a child, she suffered from psychological problems that led to stunted growth and made her life a living hell. Her parents, renowned producers in the porn world, had a hard time reconciling their work and her education and entrusted her to her grandmother. Constantly torn between the crazy world of her parents, of which she is ashamed, and her own identity, she changes her name and decides very early on to detach herself from them by renouncing any form of sexuality. Over the years she lives more and more badly her frustration, her only desire since childhood being to hide from others to avoid mockery, she continued to live like this even though she has become a beautiful young woman. She tries hard to remain in the background and succeeds rather well until she crosses the road of Simon, a magnificent man with an unbridled and particular sexuality. An escort for 10 years, a former drug addict with a sulphurous past, at 27 he lives fully and assumes his homosexuality, his professional choices and their ambiguities, at least in appearance.
Their meeting will turn their lives upside down by making the masks on their past fall off. They will discover common fantasies and realize that they are far from being what they seem.