Live in the Moment

Cassandra, a young stewardess, works for a low-cost airline. She flies to different cities every day but never sightsees. She only wants to hang out at electronic music parties, indulge in alcohol or find partners on dating apps. To the company, she is an impeccable employee; she abides by every work guideline, reaches every sales target, agrees to every overtime request, and even does not support the union activities of her colleagues. But under her perfect makeup, which was praised for her patient treatment of troublesome passengers and her kind service, no one noticed the sadness in her eyes. The two directors paid close attention to the role of flight attendants and invited many airline employees to star in the film to present the professional work of flight attendants with documentary-like accuracy. Adele Azadropoulos takes the lead, showing off her natural and pure acting skills again after "Blue is the Warmest Color". Is the heroine's absurd routine and routine a Kafka-style modern fable, or another interpretation of loneliness and pain?