Lille Teddy

Lille Teddy plunges into the domestic tranquility of author Chas Barley, whose idyllic existence with his devoted wife Vera and their young son Teddy is irrevocably shattered by the arrival of a vibrant, itinerant circus. Within its ephemeral allure, Chas finds himself ensnared by the formidable charisma of Mademoiselle Montajada, a celebrated equestrian whose beauty conceals a predatory will. He succumbs, utterly spellbound, to her calculated machinations, descending into a perilous liaison that threatens to unravel the very fabric of his family. However, the domestic sphere is not so easily undone; Vera, perceiving the insidious threat to her home's foundation, rises with resolute defiance, confronting the encroaching darkness with an unwavering, formidable fight for the sanctity of her marriage and the soul of her husband.