Lucie Plumet

Donovan, a young bodyguard, is mandated to protect a minister’s wife during her holidays in a seaside estate, while violent riots are taking place in the same area. In that luxury environment, Donovan tastes a lifestyle he never experienced before…

One evening, the doorbell rings at Adrien's house. It's Victor, whom he hasn't seen in years: his sister, Anna, has disappeared. They set out to find her in the streets of the Paris suburbs. But as the two friends worry about Anna, they come face to face with their own frailties.

When Jo starts working at a new construction site, he hears a cello. It's Sophie's, or "Miss Crazy" as the boss of the café across the streets calls her. She tries to practise before the construction uproar takes over.

Moussa, a 33-year-old Senegalese, and Tessa, a 12-year-old girl, meet one evening at the bus stop. The first one doesn't know where to sleep, the second one doesn't want to be alone.

Donovan, a young bodyguard, is mandated to protect a minister’s wife during her holidays in a seaside estate, while violent riots are taking place in the same area. In that luxury environment, Donovan tastes a lifestyle he never experienced before…

Donovan, a young bodyguard, is mandated to protect a minister’s wife during her holidays in a seaside estate, while violent riots are taking place in the same area. In that luxury environment, Donovan tastes a lifestyle he never experienced before…

One evening, the doorbell rings at Adrien's house. It's Victor, whom he hasn't seen in years: his sister, Anna, has disappeared. They set out to find her in the streets of the Paris suburbs. But as the two friends worry about Anna, they come face to face with their own frailties.

One evening, the doorbell rings at Adrien's house. It's Victor, whom he hasn't seen in years: his sister, Anna, has disappeared. They set out to find her in the streets of the Paris suburbs. But as the two friends worry about Anna, they come face to face with their own frailties.

When Jo starts working at a new construction site, he hears a cello. It's Sophie's, or "Miss Crazy" as the boss of the café across the streets calls her. She tries to practise before the construction uproar takes over.

Moussa, a 33-year-old Senegalese, and Tessa, a 12-year-old girl, meet one evening at the bus stop. The first one doesn't know where to sleep, the second one doesn't want to be alone.