Lionel

Summer begins in the south of Spain, and Lionel receives some news that interrupts his calm and warm vacations: when he turns 26, he will lose the orphan’s pension he has been living on since his mother died. At the same time, his father, absent for years and with whom he has a peculiar relationship, reappears with a sudden travel proposal: to go by car to the north of France to celebrate his sister’s birthday. Once there, the three of them drive together to the Côte d’Azur, where their father was born, and attend a tribute to their deceased uncle. Lionel, as a way to escape from his loneliness and uncertain future, decides to join his father on this journey. Embarked on a road odyssey, problems between Lionel and his father soon arise. The reckless attitude of his father pushes Lionel’s emotions to the limit, to the point of thinking of giving up. In the company of his sister, Lionel discovers that his father longs for the same thing he does: to be together and overcome his grief.