In this poignant fifteen-minute short film directed by Lola Degove, three sisters gather for a solemn ritual that forces them to confront buried tensions and unspoken grief. The story follows the eldest sister, portrayed by Mara Taquin, whose quiet determination masks a deep well of responsibility, while Eva Huault plays the fiery middle sibling whose restless energy threatens to break the fragile peace. Their mother, played by Yolande Moreau, watches from the periphery with a knowing, heavy silence that hints at decades of secrets. What begins as a simple swim at a childhood lake quickly transforms into an emotional reckoning as old resentments resurface and long-suppressed truths claw their way to the surface. The water itself becomes a character, both a source of solace and a mirror reflecting the family's fractured bonds. With its intimate, almost documentary-like realism, the film masterfully captures the raw dynamics of sisterhood, the weight of inherited trauma, and the bittersweet ache of trying to hold a family together when everything threatens to pull them apart.