During a casting, questioned by the director, Jean talks about his life as an actor, doubting his place in it.

A man whose mind has been ravaged by life... until the day he decides to reconnect with his own son.

A body emerges between sea, sand and memory. Shot on black-and-white Super 8 and inspired by Charles Baudelaire’s poem Le Revenant, the film transforms skin, water, fabric and gesture into fragments of a ghostly presence.

A French-Lebanese couple attempts to start a family in Paris, while Lebanon crumbles.

After his mother’s passing, a self-absorbed musician returns to the house where he grew up, near the sea, to sort through her belongings. However, his estranged brother, eager to move on, prevents him from reconnecting with his memories before this part of his past disappears. As tensions rise, they must confront the question: now that their mother is gone, is there anything that still connects them?