Katell Quillévéré’s second feature continues her concern with women’s love and destiny, ambitiously squeezing the duration of 25 years into a 94-minute film. Nicolas (François Damiens), a widowed truck driver, raises Suzanne (Sara Forestier) and her little sister Maria (Adèle Haenel) all by himself. One day, he is told Suzanne is pregnant and insists on giving birth to little Charlie. Years later, Suzanne meets and falls in love with a bad boy (Paul Hamy). When the bad boy has to leave, will Suzanne choose her family or her lover? The soundtrack features rock and roll sound from the 1990s and 2000s, new songs from the British female rock band Electrelane’s lead singer Verity Susman, and Nina Simone’s gospel rendition of “Suzanne”.