Agathe lives in New York as a screenwriter when Véra contacts her. The sisters haven't seen each other for fifteen years, but now Agathe returns to the Périgord region of France to help Véra clear out her childhood home. During the nine days they spend together, they must explore what remains of their once close bond and find a new way to communicate, because Véra doesn't speak. Agathe used to do the talking for her little sister, but after years of absence, she finds herself facing an independent and mature young woman who has learned to stand up for herself. Step by step, the two sisters feel their way forward, approaching each other and then recoiling again, because in the familiar surroundings Agathe cannot avoid finally giving space to the memories and asking herself why she left in the first place. New product