Back to Corsica

Andrea, a young lesbian woman from Corsica living in Paris, goes back home to her mountain village for the summer where living one's life as a lesbian means looking for trouble.

Along with Marie-Luce, Andrea goes into the village for a baptism and meets up with everyone. The gathering is an opportunity to bond with old friends, or perhaps to start arguments.

While Andrea goes for a dip in the pool with Alice, in full seduction mode, Marie-Luce heads to a hotel room for a date.

Andréa and Marie-Luce are as eager as they can be to take part in the `Terre de Corse' exhibition, which Flora is organising. The eagerly awaited Bastien and Maxime try to join the band.

It wouldn't be a summer in Corsica without a village ball, when everyone gets together for a party. They have fun, they dance, flirt and drink - perhaps too much.

Maxime and Petru Anto have decided that this year they will win the petanque competition, even if it means making an alliance with an enemy.

When there is a funeral in the village, everyone must make an effort together and forget squabbles. But for Andréa and her friends, this is an impossible task. The funeral descends into a brawl.

The last night of summer is also the last chance to speak up about what is on everyone's minds. Andrea and her friends must decide if they will finally give in to their desires and dare to confront their loved ones.