You+Me - Against the World
A wealthy law student hides her filmmaking dream, then collides with a magnetic rebel on campus, sparking a forbidden romance that someone is determined to destroy.
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About the film
He runs from everything. Except her.
What it’s about
Alma Lancaster is 18 and comes from a rich family that believes she is studying law. In secret, she pursues her real ambition: making films. At college, she meets Vadim Arcadi, 20, a solitary rebel with a troubled past. They are forced to work together on a student film, and despite their clashes they become close and fall in love. But an unknown observer is watching them, intent on tearing them apart and revealing secrets that could ruin them both.
What hooks you
Manon Gaurin directs a cast led by Lucas Barski as Vadim and Vittoria di Savoia as Alma. The story draws on a novel, unfolds in a college setting, and carries tags of teenage love and film production.
Who it’s for
It suits viewers who enjoy melodramas where young love blooms under pressure from secrets and outside threats. It also suits those drawn to stories about hidden creative passions and the risks of pursuing them.
Ratings
MOVIE․ONE · 154 votesCreative team
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You+Me - Against the World (2026)