Stuck in a city he despises, Antoine remedies his boredom by having sex with a stranger, but accidentally spills poppers in his mouth. As he tries to get rid of his partner, the young man tries to convince Antoine to go to the emergency room and get to know him.

December 24, 1916.

On the other side of a German checkpoint, a truck carrying mail is stopped, crippled by bullets. Inside, a man is killed. Another man and a woman, who were on a postal mission, claim their innocence in the death of their traveling companion, and their presence in enemy territory. The radio guiding them was cut off until they found themselves in no-man’s-land. “There’s no way they could have got through the roadblock, unless they were working for the Krauts”.

On Christmas Eve 1916, a cross-examination began to find out the real reason for the presence of enemy letter carriers and couriers in the trenches.

Paris, 18th arrondissement, during the Olympic Games. Jo, a limp twenty-something, sells weed in his little studio while waiting for something else.

For the birthday of the ex she wants to win back, Marianne is planning to bake Peau d’Âne’s cake. What she hadn’t planned, however, was a surprise party for his friends. So the whole gang meets up at the ex’s house, in the ex’s absence: tension mounts as his arrival approaches.

Sylvain, a young man working in a supermarket, runs into Estelle, his ex-girlfriend from high school, who is studying at a prestigious school. Ashamed, Sylvain invents a dream career. On the one hand, he has to keep working so as not to get his colleagues into trouble. On the other, Estelle is enjoying the company of this new Sylvain more and more. Is it better to be yourself and risk being disliked, or to play a role and risk losing everything?