In this elegant and contemplative drama from writer-director Eugene Green, a young man named Vincent, played by Victor Ezenfis, embarks on a profound search for his biological father. His quest leads him from his quiet life with his mother, portrayed by Natacha Regnier, into the sophisticated and morally complex world of a celebrated Parisian publisher, Oscar Pormenor, brought to life by Mathieu Amalric. As Vincent navigates this new terrain, he unexpectedly forms a connection with Oscar's kind-hearted brother, Joseph, played by Fabrizio Rongione, a relationship that challenges his original intentions and opens a path to unexpected grace. With its deliberate pacing and luminous performances, including Maria de Medeiros, the film weaves a modern parable about family, identity, and the quiet miracles of human connection, inviting viewers into a uniquely stylized and emotionally resonant cinematic experience.