Sauvage is a raw, unfiltered portrait of a young gay sex worker drifting through the streets of France, searching for love in a world built on survival. Félix Maritaud delivers a stunning, heartbreaking performance as Léo—a man who offers his body to anyone, yet quietly longs for genuine affection.

The film is bold, brutal, and intimate. It doesn’t shy away from graphic sexuality or emotional vulnerability, showing both with the same honesty. Director Camille Vidal-Naquet crafts a story that feels painfully real, following Léo through encounters that are tender one moment and devastating the next.

Visually gritty and emotionally fearless, Sauvage is not a comfort film—it’s an experience. It lingers, cuts deep, and exposes the fragility behind a life lived on the edge. A powerful, unforgettable character study.