L'aigua que vols

A family reunion causes an unexpected catharsis. Marie Tremblaypierre takes advantage of the boom of the Quebec summer to organize a family reunion in the old holiday chalet. The excuse of celebrating their seventy-sixth birthday is forced, but the daughters and sons don't give a damn: reminiscing about bathing in the lake and reliving childhood seems like a good idea to reunite after so long. They bring their respective families, or what's left of them, but also their secrets, their experiences and, above all, the silences of things that weren't said when he played.