A young woman falls into despair after a bad breakup, and seeks to make a new start.

Does the synopsis give away that this is a Lancôme advertisement at all? It does not, yet that's purely what it is. I feel tricked.Plus the short's point as it makes up a plot is dubious. The translated title, Live Your Strength, only works as yet another layer of the advertising, so it's best to keep the original: If My Things are at Your Place, We're Not Over. That sums it up to the point of not leaving anything out—other than the "live through Lancôme" twist.

It's petty, if I had to define it in one word.