"BUT NO THING IS WONDERFUL BECAUSE IT IS ETERNAL"
Olivier is a young man who leads a peaceful life alongside his mother, in a village where the environment and nature breathe the joy of living. A sunny morning, his routine is upset by his meeting with Nathalie, an enigmatic woman who will completely profoundly shake his minds.
Tom Leyssenot-Delmas
Olivier
Azucena Martinez
Catherine
Nina-Luna Cordoba-Salvy
Nathalie
Tristan Benaiche
Marcel
Titouan Fortas
Jano
Olivier is a young man who leads a peaceful life alongside his mother, in a village where the environment and nature breathe the joy of living. A sunny morning, his routine is upset by his meeting with Nathalie, an enigmatic woman who will completely profoundly shake his minds.
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