Father, Mother, What Should I Film Today?

The film follows a family vacationing in the South of France, where they engage in discussions about the nature of filmmaking. The parents and their daughter, who is the filmmaker, have differing views on what it means to create a film. This divergence leads to a series of interviews and experimental cinematic arrangements that challenge traditional filmmaking norms.

Through its exploration of image description and moving images, the film captures the family's passionate connection to their surroundings. It presents an intriguing portrait of their interactions and the creative process involved in filmmaking. This experimental approach invites viewers to reflect on the nature of family, creativity, and the art of storytelling.