Édouard doesn’t fit traditional masculinity standards, leaving him with a constant sense of impostor syndrome. During a weekend at the cabin with his childhood friends, Renaud and Xavier, he realizes that despite their deep bond, they are trapped in a toxic game of masculinity.

On a remote Tasmanian island, a recently sober father tries to reconnect with his son through a traditional muttonbirding season, only to face cultural and personal crises that threaten their relationship and force them to confront their family’s disturbing history.

What starts as an intense love affair between Silvia and Mikkel soon turns destructive. Their deep connection offers hope for understanding, but with so much at stake, love quickly becomes pain. As Silvia’s anxiety and paranoia clash with Mikkel’s refusal to face his past, their relationship becomes a raw portrait of love, trauma, and psychological entanglement.

A young psychotherapist sets a new focus for her practice: people that can fly. Literally.