Set in Paris, the story centers on two homeless individuals, Alex and Michèle. Alex, a troubled street performer struggling with addiction, resides on the historic Pont Neuf bridge, which is closed for repairs. Michèle, an aspiring painter losing her vision, joins Alex in his makeshift abode. They form a deep and complex bond, both haunted by their pasts yet finding solace in each other’s company. As they navigate their hardships, the dilapidated bridge becomes a metaphor for their lives, symbolizing both ruin and the possibility of renewal.

Their relationship intensifies as they indulge in reckless escapades and fleeting moments of joy amid the chaotic backdrop of Paris. Their shared experiences forge a powerful connection, blending desperation with moments of ethereal beauty. The narrative delves into themes of love, loss, and the yearning for redemption, capturing the fragility and resilience of the human spirit. The film's portrayal of their lives weaves a melancholic yet poignant tapestry that leaves a lasting impression on its viewers.