In the north of Algeria, we find a region, Kabylie, where the Berber culture is linked to its traditions. But last summer was hard and a lot of suffering resulted from a fire. Now women deal with loss through music.

Between blaring techno music, discreet visits to the bathroom, more or less strong drugs and bodies like bumper cars, the club is perhaps the purgatory that entertains and distracts from the repetition of everyday life — with a soundtrack that reflects the jubilation and immersion of a night out. In this setting, between heaven and hell, Félicie and Saïd meet and go home together. The encroaching light of dawn illuminates their very different views on life.

Jess and Alana are two friends who went out the night before. Today, at the beach, Alana tries to talk about what happened between Jess and Léo.

When everything goes wrong, all we have is a sense of humor. Jeanne and Piero want to spend the weekend in the country with their baby Fantine. After the confinement and the pandemic, they want to leave Paris. But nothing is simple for these young parents.

In a hotel that pays homage to Elvis Presley, five women come together to complete a mission: remove a corpse from the premises. Female solidarity has never been so aesthetically pleasing.