Sara Forestier

Wild Grass -- Two strangers indulge in wild impulses and become entangled in an unexpected relationship in this critically acclaimed award-winning French film.

Baya (Sara Forestier) is a young, extroverted liberal who lives by the old hippie slogan “Make love, not war.” She seduces right-wing men to convert them to her political causes - and so far she's gotten exceptional results. That is, until she meets Arthur (Jacques Gamblin), a middle-aged, middle-of-the road scientist, and the sparks fly. A smart, sexy romantic comedy, THE NAMES OF LOVE is also "a sharp commentary on French prejudices, character types, history and culture" (Entertainment Weekly).

This politically infused comedy follows the crusade of Baya, a left-wing femme fatale who seeks to rescue right-wing men from their conservative values by taking them on as lovers -- until she meets a man whose beliefs are as firmly set as her own.

Baya (Sara Forestier) is a young, extroverted liberal who lives by the old hippie slogan "Make love, not war." She seduces right-wing men to convert them to her political causes and so far she's gotten exceptional results. That is until she meets Arthur (Jacques Gamblin), a middle-aged, middle-of-the road scientist, and the sparks fly.