The Passengers of the Night: Paris, nineteen eighty-one. The winds of change are blowing on election night and the French storm the streets, elated. But Élisabeth struggles
to share the general mood of optimism. Her marriage is coming to an end and she will now have to support her family. She is distraught, and her father and teenage children
are worried that her tears simply will not dry. But what if listening to her emotions could help her to start filling the blank page of her future? What if she were to write a letter on
a whim to the host of her favourite radio programme? Or invite a homeless girl into her house? What would happen if she were to make the kind of gestures that actually...
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