Robert Molina thought he had everything locked up: his career, his family, his home... but it's all starting to slip away. Sidelined in his company, he thinks he can refocus at home. But here too, everything is slipping through his fingers.

Aïssa, a young Moroccan designer and secret lover of his son Vincent, has moved into the house to finalize his collection. He's sunny, discreet and attentive.

But Robert loses his footing and sees him as a threat.

The house becomes a closed theater, where love, loyalty and filiation are replayed. Having neither the strength nor the courage to take on those who have really pushed him aside, Robert turns his anger on Aïssa. Because he's there. Silent. Different.

Drama breaks out.

And when the family tries to keep quiet, to stand together, the youngest child, Cécile, refuses. She stands up. She says what the others won't. Then everything explodes. And in the midst of it all, perhaps, a glimmer of integrity.