Paris Bachelor Apartment

Looking for roommates in the perfect Paris apartment, this time only with LGBTQ friends. Film director Clermont couldn't come to an agreement with her boyfriend David. David wanted to move to the south of France for work, so Clermont had to reluctantly break up. David had just moved out, and Clemont and his friend Alice were busy looking for roommates for the apartment. In order to find a good place to live, the little fresh-faced Leo concealed his sexual orientation and asked his girlfriend to pretend to be a lesbian in an attempt to get away with it. However, when the truth was revealed, love was reshuffled and lust rotated, and everyone in the bachelor apartment found a new bed! French-based director Guo Chengqu's second feature film in three years after "Debussy Bois" is also his first film with a French pronunciation. Adapted from a personal short story of the same name, the director has moved the story to France this time. With Paris as a backdrop, the daily life of gays and the plight of young artists are transformed into a brisk French waltz; life is a sea, and passengers come and go like thousands of sails. When the music ends, when you look back, it seems that you have returned to the original harbor, but the scenery is actually completely different.