The Soft Skin is a 1964 French film directed by François Truffaut. The film tells the story of Pierre Lachenay, a successful publisher and lecturer who meets Nicole, an air hostess, on a flight to Lisbon. Despite being married to Franca, Pierre cannot resist the temptation of starting a passionate love affair with Nicole.
Pierre tries to keep his affair a secret, but he finds it increasingly difficult to juggle his professional obligations, his family life, and his relationship with Nicole. Meanwhile, Franca suspects that something is wrong and confronts Pierre, leading to a painful argument that further strains their marriage.
As Pierre's affair with Nicole becomes more intense, he becomes increasingly obsessed with her. However, their relationship is not without its complications, as Nicole's own insecurities and emotional baggage threaten to derail their romance.
As the film progresses, we see the impact of Pierre's infidelity on his personal and professional life, culminating in a shocking and tragic ending that leaves the audience to grapple with the complexities of human relationships and the toll that secrets can take on our lives.