Director and screenwriter Jeanne Herry, as the daughter of French cinema star Miou-Miou, possesses a deep understanding of performance art. Herry's previous two films, "In Safe Hands" and "All Your Faces," were ensemble pieces focused on characters and emotions, featuring star-studded casts. This approach is also evident in her film "Another Day" (Garance). The film, starring Adèle Exarchopoulos, tells the story of a woman who is a functioning alcoholic. Exarchopoulos won a César award for "All Your Faces" and was honored with the Palme d'Or for her role in "Blue Is the Warmest Color."

In the film, Exarchopoulos portrays a character who is an actress struggling with alcohol addiction. While trying to find work, this woman, under the influence of alcohol, finds it difficult to break her habit. Herry skillfully reflects the complex nature and inner conflicts of this character, offering the audience a genuine story. However, the film's structure is somewhat scattered and superficial at times, which prevents it from fully capturing the audience's attention.

Herry's latest work offers viewers both humor and emotional depth. Exarchopoulos's performance stands out as one of the film's strongest aspects. However, it is noted that the story needs a tighter structure. "Another Day" provides an honest perspective on alcohol addiction and the challenges it brings, while also giving the opportunity to explore the character's inner journey. The film, showcased at the Cannes Film Festival, aims to leave a profound impact on its viewers.