"Two luminaries of French cinema, Claire Denis and Juliette Binoche, unite for the first time in this piercing look at the elusive nature of true love, and the extent to which we are willing to betray ourselves in its pursuit. Binoche plays Isabelle, a successful painter in Paris whose apparent independence belies what she desires most: real romantic fulfillment. Isabelle reveals deep wells of yearning, vulnerability, and resilience as she tumbles into relationships with all the wrong men. Shot in burnished tones by Denis's longtime collaborator Agnès Godard and featuring a mischievous appearance by Gérard Depardieu, Let the Sunshine In Ifinds bleak humor in a cutting truth: we are all, no matter our age, fools for love"--Container.

Based on the book, "Fragments d'un discours amoureux" by Roland Barthes. Widescreen. Title from screen credits. Originally released as a motion picture in 2017. Features: 4K digital master approved by cinematographer Agnès Godard; New interviews with director Claire Denis and actor Juliette Binoche; Voila l'enchaînement (2014), a short film directed by Denis and adapted from a text by Let the Sunshine In cowriter Christine Angot, featuring actors Norah Krief and Alex Descas; Trailer; An essay by critic Stephanie Zacharek.