The first impuls is to admire the perforances of Melanie Brook and Tess Goldwyn more than the story itself. In a bar, a confrontation between Camille, author of a good book , who will be published by Penguin Random House , meets her friend, Mara. Mara is frustrated about the contain of future novel- her life, her secrets, shared to Camille, are exposed in book one by one.
She protests, demands explanations, offer reproches, make some pressure for radical changes.
But Camille is prepaired. For every situation, reproche or menace. She is far to be surprised by the legitime reaction of Mara and her cold words are the axis of this game of nerves in which scrupules are ignored. Fair atmosphere, brilliant dialogue. And profound beautiful performances.
