Élisa Libri

Baron Potowski, a vampire of good composition, expropriated from his vault in the Montparnasse cemetery, is forced to live in low-cost housing, in the midst of the living.

After a painful breakup, a young woman finds herself in a deep state of distress. She isolates herself from the world for a while, but eventually decides to hit the road to escape her past and explore new horizons. Along the way, she discovers that many changes have occurred and meets men and a woman who are also experiencing heartaches that resonate with her own.

Raphaëlle, a young twenty-year-old pianist, is hired to take care of an isolated house for a summer. In the midst of a crisis of legitimacy and reflection on her life choices, she seizes this opportunity to escape. However, she is forced to share the premises with Arthur who, following an accident, cannot take care of the house alone during the absence of his brother Gus. He is a forty-year-old of few words who spends his days repainting the walls of the house and moving furniture in clumsy and senseless ways.