Vincent's years-long indifference toward his child, whom he ordinarily only sees every second weekend, is substituted with bonding, after he almost loses the child.

Elisabeth and Vincent separate upon the birth of their son, a child Vincent did not want. Malo, now nine years old, sees his father every second weekend. One evening, Vincent is late to bring the child back to the child's mother. In a hurry, he drives a little too fast and causes a collision. He then realizes that he almost lost his son without seeing him grow up. Eager to redeem his years of indifference, Vincent offers a trip with Malo, to reconnect with this son he barely knows. Worried, Elizabeth warned the gendarmerie, while father and son found refuge in Corsica, in an old house. It is in this enchanting setting that Vincent and Malo get to know each other.—Prisma Média