Traci is a devious teenage girl who befriends and kills anyone who comes between her and her mother, Dana, a failed movie actress who lies for and protects Traci. If looks could kill, they'd look like Traci: young, innocent, appealing, deadly. Traci clings like ivy to her devoted mother and strikes with a vengeance at any man who intrudes on their relationship. Traci's mother is an attractive woman with a healthy sexual appetite, and the attention she pays to the men in her life, whether for business or pleasure, sends Traci into a frenzy of jealousy and rage. Now Traci, using her budding sexuality, will do anything... seduce anyone... murder everyone who threatens to come between them.

The legendary actress of the Nouvelle Vague, Anna Karina, is closely related to the revival of French cinema in the 1960s. Dennis Berry, the actress's current husband, tells the story of her life, especially focusing on her memories of Jean-Luc Godard and the great directors she knew, as well as looking at her memorable meeting with Serge Gainsbourg and more recently her career as a singer. In a cinema hall with red chairs, the grande dame comments on her journey through cinema and music. The film not only portrays the icon of the French New Wave through the decades, but is also a love letter to the one with whom the director of this documentary has shared his life for more than 30 years.

After a violent dispute with her mother, sixteen-years old Chloé ends up in the streets with nowhere to go. Then she finds Jean-Michel, a charming young man who will lead her to prostitution.