A Sunday in the Country

In a tranquil rural setting, on a typical Sunday in late summer 1912, Monsieur Ladmiral, a painter without real genius, is visited by his son Gonzague, accompanied by his wife and their three children. His daughter Irène arrives later, bringing with her a whirlwind of energy and nonconformity, upending the peaceful family ritual. As each character navigates their expectations of life, what is not shown becomes more important than how it looks, in this intimate and nuanced chronicle that probes the complexities of family relationships and the human experience.