Filmmaker Jack Bond, spends a beautiful Spring day in Paris getting to grips with the stunning and enigmatic actress, Charlotte Rampling. She reveals her passion for French cinema, her work with Francois Ozon in The Swimming Pool and Under the Sand, as well as her early experiences in Georgy Girl and The Damned. In one of her favourite restaurants, they discuss her approach to acting and “Italian period”, including the controversial The Night Porter, a psychological drama, which sees Rampling’s and Dirk Bogarde’s protagonists locked in a compulsive repetition of their wartime Nazi past. Charlotte Rampling divulges aspects of herself hitherto unseen, as the day flows from the beautiful Jardin du Luxembourg, to driving around Paris in her favourite Mini, and finally the setting sun on the banks of the Seine..