L'Amour flou is a French romantic comedy-drama film directed by Romane Bohringer and Philippe Rebbot. The film tells the story of a couple, Romane and Philippe, who decide to separate but continue living together and sharing the responsibility of raising their two children. They also maintain a close relationship with each other, and both start seeing new people, leading to a series of complicated and often comical situations.
Romane and Philippe are both actors and have been married for over a decade. They have reached a point in their marriage where they realize they have grown apart and no longer share the same interests or goals. However, they also realize that they still care deeply for each other and their children, and neither wants to completely upend their family dynamic.
Romane begins dating another man while Philippe starts seeing a younger woman. They both struggle with the idea of their partner being with someone else, and jealousy and insecurity begin to creep in. Over the course of the film, Romane and Philippe try to navigate their complicated situation and figure out what kind of relationship they want to have moving forward.
L'Amour flou is a thoughtful exploration of love, relationships, and the complexities of modern families. It is both heartwarming and bittersweet, with strong performances from the lead actors. The film received positive reviews for its honest portrayal of relationships and its humor, and was praised for its unique perspective on romance.