Bigamie

Otto Engel, a man grappling with the profound void left by his wife Ada's sudden and inexplicable abandonment, discovers a fragile solace in the quiet companionship of Elise, a kindhearted resident residing above his modest workshop. Their tentative bond blossoms into a shared evening at a local variety show, an outing meant to distract from his lingering sorrow. However, this seemingly innocuous excursion shatters Otto's carefully constructed peace. Amidst the dazzling, ephemeral spectacle of the stage, he is confronted with the shocking sight of Ada herself, not a missing spouse, but a performer, a dancer bathed in the footlights. This dramatic unveiling forces Otto to reconcile the domestic life he mourned with the audacious public persona of his wife, plunging him into the complex and often unforgiving legal and emotional landscape of marital deception in a rigid society.