Tom Leeb

Julien, on a fixed-term contract in a delivery company, gets permission from his ex-wife to spend Christmas Eve with his two children, Alice and Théo. It's the first time he's looked after them all night.

Vacation this year for Léa, Adrien and their little brother Theo, who was born deaf, is in Provence, staying with grandfather Paul, an olive-grower they have never met due to a family conflict. It's hardly their dream vacation, and is made worse the day before they leave by their father telling them he is moving out. Within twenty-four hours, there is bad blood between the teens and their grandfather, whom they consider an uptight control freak. Wrongly. Paul's stormy past resurfaces and the seventies make a comeback against the backdrop of the Alpilles hills. In the course of a turbulent summer, the two generations transform each other.