Les enfants vont bien

eanne is a successful and dedicated businesswoman and has therefore never felt the need to have children. That is also the reason why she is divorced from her partner Nicole, who did want children. One day, her younger sister Suzanne turns up at her door, together with her two young children, Gaspard and Margot. Jeanne and Suzanne have long since grown apart, so the visit seems like an attempt to breathe new life into the relationship between the two sisters. The next morning, however, Suzanne has disappeared, leaving her children behind. The search for Suzanne yields nothing, so Jeanne suddenly has to take on the care of her nephew and niece. This forces her to reflect on the future she had envisaged for herself.

With his third film, the still-young French director Nathan Ambrosioni has once again delivered a nuanced and sensitive family drama. He wrote the screenplay himself, and the lead role is played by Camille Cottin.