Under My Skin

Antoine, a middle-aged Parisian architect, discovers he can wake up in the bodies of random strangers. At first it feels like a game — he samples life as a barista, a retiree, even a street musician. But when the ability starts controlling him rather than the other way around, Antoine loses the boundaries of his own identity. His marriage to Claire fractures, his career spirals, and reality dissolves into borrowed memories. The only person who believes his wild stories is an eccentric neuroscientist who insists this is not a gift but an illness. The film explores identity through an absurd lens, where situational comedy twists into existential dread about losing oneself.