Été 85

The film follows two sisters, Josiane and Eloise, who find themselves homeless after the death of their parents. Josiane, struggling with alcoholism, takes her sister from a psychiatric hospital and attempts to shield her from their harsh reality. They go camping in the wild, where they confront their challenges while trying to reclaim their former home.

Their eccentric behavior draws the attention of the villagers, adding a layer of social commentary to their plight. Despite the obstacles they face, their bond strengthens as they navigate a world that seems indifferent to their struggles. The film presents a blend of humor and drama, characteristic of contemporary French cinema, making it a notable entry for fans of the genre.