《Forty Love》(Forty Love, tentative translation) first trailer revealed, Paul Kirsher and Romeo Beckham star in tennis romance film

“In tennis, love means zero points.The slogan of ”《Forty Love》(Forty Love, temporary translation) uses this pun, combining the score on the court with the feelings of young players.StudioCanal recently released the first official trailer of the film, which also provides English subtitles. The French theater release date is set for November 25.

Sasha Gallo is 21 years old, and the world he is most familiar with is tennis.His father has trained him since childhood, and both father and son are working towards the same goal: to win their first major championship in Paris.The arrival of a new opponent disrupts this clear line, and the opponent not only challenges Sasha on the court, but also enters his private life.Competition, ambition, achievement and intimacy intersect in this gay coming-of-age romance set on the French Riviera and professional tennis.The attraction between Sasha and his rival brings him back to face what he once believed.The synopsis of the film describes love as a rival he has never encountered before. It is exciting and enough to make people lose their balance.

Paul Kirsher plays Sasha.His co-stars include Romeo Beckham, Guillaume Canet, Benjamin Voisin and Catherine Deneuve, with Romeo making his feature film debut.

Director Pierre-Ange Carlotti has previously been engaged in photography, and this film is his feature directorial debut.He co-wrote the script with Gaël Massé and was produced by Paco Debari and Hugo Selignac under the production companies Chi-Fou-Mi Productions and Manna Studios.

The author of FirstShowing compared this trailer with "Challengers" and believed that both films touch on the relationship between tennis competition and desire, and each has its own twist.After being released in France on November 25, the film plans to continue to be released in the international market in 2027. The specific release date in the region has not yet been announced.