Louise is a young Parisian who spends her days in the streets in the company of persons like herself who survive from petty theft and traffic of every kind. One day, her paths cross with Gaby, a boy who lives on his own, and Rémi, a dandy. These two encounters are to transform Louise's love life.

     Filmed camera in hand and close to the face, to action and emotion of the characters, the film leads us through a series of labyrinths, from the passages in the Paris subway to the city pavements, and on, along chic avenues and through the empty backstreets of L'Opéra, but above all through the yearnings and fears of the group in their wanderings through the city.

     This journey through the life and dreams of Louise, an improbable but truly genuine heroine is modern romance and a manifesto on vagrancy. Far from being a film on the "excluded", it is above all a love story, marked by urban poetry. It is also a reflection on freedom interpreted as a jazz solo.