When she has just turned 18, Gaby is still very projected by her dad and her younger sister. Even the menstrual period seems to want to continue to spare her, until she decides to force things a little.

In October 1961, in the midst of Algeria’s war for independence, French police killed hundreds of civilians who were peacefully protesting in the streets of Paris because of the curfew imposed on all Arab citizens. Many were thrown into the Seine river. This story takes place 60 years later.

We follow someone, a woman. Is this woman already dead or the only survivor of a tragedy? We do not know anything about it. She walks, stunned, in the deserted ruins of what was a village. From these ravaged places, this woman brings out the terrible images of a massacre, intertwined with the sweet memories of familiar times before the horror.