Raphaëlle Rio

One summery day in 1890, the photographer Felix Arnaudin settles at the heart of a hamlet in the Landes to take pictures of its inhabitants. Among them, Emile, who lives alone with his three children. By nightfall, at the fireside, Emile tells his story to the photographer: his wife was a fairy. She disappeared.

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A seven-year-old boy goes hunting with his father. After a tracking in the forest, a wild boar is shot down. Back home, the child goes back to his Sunday afternoon homework and games. The loss of his father’s dog, the time passing by, a lonely evening, a walk during the night, make him think about himself.

Anais is an intern in oncology. She meets Henri to tell him that his treatment has failed. Pregnant of Simon, obstetrician, she asks him to do the abortion himself. In their fine relationship, Anais and Henri feel how much learning to be human is learning to be mortal.

One summery day in 1890, the photographer Felix Arnaudin settles at the heart of a hamlet in the Landes to take pictures of its inhabitants. Among them, Emile, who lives alone with his three children. By nightfall, at the fireside, Emile tells his story to the photographer: his wife was a fairy. She disappeared.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

Anais is an intern in oncology. She meets Henri to tell him that his treatment has failed. Pregnant of Simon, obstetrician, she asks him to do the abortion himself. In their fine relationship, Anais and Henri feel how much learning to be human is learning to be mortal.