Marceau

In the 17th century, during the Louis XIV era, the girl Marceau (Sophie Marceau) lived in a dirty and chaotic town. ) impressed the Molière troupe who came to perform with a beautiful dance. Marchis followed the troupe to Paris and began to dream of being a famous actress. However, her career as an actress was not as smooth as she imagined. Most of the time, she could only play dumb and dumb people, and she had to sell her body in exchange for the opportunity to perform. The poet Racine (played by Lambert Wilson) and the court nobles took a fancy to Marchis while watching a play, and she got the opportunity to perform for King Louis XIV. And thus met Racine, and the two gradually developed feelings. Marchis began to wander between the troupe and Racine, and finally decided to star in Racine's tragedy, which was a great success and also won the king's favor. But when she performed again, she fell ill and fainted. The maid who performed in her place not only broke the agreement between her and Racine about the role in the play, but also made her doubt her own worth...