You+Me – Against the World Soundtrack (2026): Every Song

Director Manon Gaurin helms You+Me – Against the World (Toi + Moi - Contre le reste du monde), a stylish French romantic drama on Prime Video. The film introduces Vittoria Di Savoia in her acting debut as Alma Lancaster, an eighteen-year-old wrestling between high expectations from her aristocratic family and her secret dream of attending film school. When Alma teams up on a student short film with freewheeling outsider Vadim Arcadi (Lucas Barski), their creative clash quickly erupts into a passionate romance. However, their newfound connection draws the attention of a hidden stalker who begins tracking their every move, threatening to leak Alma's secret passion project and dismantle the Lancaster family name.

Chart-topping pop anthems and melancholic indie tracks drive the film's emotional highs and late-night suspense. Chappell Roan opens the morning routine with undeniable camp pop energy on "HOT TO GO!", capturing Alma's secret rebellious streak as she clutches a heavy law textbook given by her father. The soundtrack balances modern pop dominance with dark romance, deploying Rosalía's aggressive avant-garde reggaeton cut "SAOKO", Elley Duhé's dramatic viral anthem "MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT", and Sofi Tukker's dance-floor groove "Good Time Girl". Emotional vulnerability peaks during quieter scenes, featuring Marina and The Diamonds on the coming-of-age cult favorite "Teen Idle", Buzzy Lee's delicate, slowed-down cover of "Girls Just Want To Have Fun", and Billie Eilish's heartbreaking ballad "when the party's over" as the couple's relationship faces its darkest test.