In 1930s Paris, a free-spirited woman named Anais Nin becomes entangled in a complex web of relationships with her husband Hugo and the charismatic couple Henry Miller and June. As Anais explores her own sexuality, she finds herself drawn to Henry's artistic passion and June's struggles to find her place in the world. Meanwhile, Henry works on his groundbreaking novel "Tropic of Cancer," a semi-autobiographical tale of June's life, while Anais and Hugo support his creative endeavors. However, June's dissatisfaction with Henry's depiction of her and the differing writing styles of Anais and Henry lead to heated debates amidst the city's vibrant Bohemian scene.
Henry & June
Anaïs Nin's life intersects with American writer Henry Miller in Paris in 1931, sparking a complex and intimate connection.
