Strass

A team of documentary filmmakers comes to make a film at the Brussels Academy of Dramatic Arts. The director, George Keller, has the filmmakers attend the class of his star teacher, Pierre Radowsky, who has devised a daring new acting method. However, Radowsky soon proves to be a quick-tempered, lecherous opportunist. While the cameras are rolling, he aggressively approaches a young recruit, Léonore, sexually. When the film clip is shown on the television news, it creates a scandal. To defuse the problem, Keller calls upon famous actor Léopold, a former student of Radowsky, to persuade the media that it was only theatre.