In this poignant and minimalist drama directed by Luc Lofald, a solitary musician portrayed by Pierre Bartet finds his world upended when he discovers a mysterious yellow guitar in a dusty antique shop. The instrument, seemingly ordinary, becomes a conduit for suppressed memories and unresolved emotions, pulling him into a deeply personal journey of reflection. As he begins to play, the guitar unlocks fragments of his past, forcing him to confront a long-lost love and a creative passion he had abandoned. The narrative unfolds in a quiet, introspective tone, blending the weight of regret with the fragile hope of rediscovery. With a runtime of just a single minute, the film distills a lifetime of longing and artistic yearning into a fleeting yet powerful experience, leaving viewers to ponder the profound connections between music, memory, and the objects that anchor us to our histories.