Pierre is 25 when he returns from Wyoming to his fiancée and take over the family farm. Twenty years later, the farm expanded and so did the family.

Pierre is 25 when he returns from Wyoming to find Claire his fiancée and take over the family farm. Twenty years later, the farm expanded, so did the family. It's the time of happy days, at least at the beginning. The debts accumulate and Pierre is exhausted at work. Despite the love of his wife and children, he is slowly falling...

In late 1970s France, twenty-five-year-old Pierre returned from Wyoming to take over his father's farm, determined to usher in a new era of modern agriculture and progress. After almost two decades, a loving wife and two adolescent children, business is flourishing, and happiness blesses Pierre's household. However, despite painful sacrifices and back-breaking work to keep the farm running, fast-growing debts start piling up, threatening everything. Now, there is no turning back. How far is Pierre's family willing to go in the name of the land?—Nick Riganas