The film’s narrative is catalyzed by a moment of modern scandal: the expulsion of the youngest son, Romain, from school for filming a sexual act. This inciting incident serves as a Trojan horse, allowing the filmmakers to breach the privacy of the seemingly conventional family unit. The narrative device of the camera—Romain’s recording—mirrors the audience’s gaze, inviting a voyeuristic yet analytical look into the bedrooms of the parents, the grandparents, and the siblings.
: The story begins when the youngest son, Romain (played by Mathias Melloul), is suspended after being caught filming a provocative dare on his phone during biology class. The film’s narrative is catalyzed by a moment
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