T'es heureuse? Moi, toujours...

The film follows a woman driving an old bus as she travels through different locations, including schools and fairgrounds. Each evening, she presents the films of her husband-great-grandfather, who took his own life six years earlier. Her journey leads her to encounter a variety of characters, from a frustrated teacher to a clown lacking hope, and even an immature dancer.

Set against the backdrop of her travels, the narrative explores themes of loneliness and connection. The film's focus on personal stories and the impact of the past may resonate with viewers who appreciate character-driven narratives. As a piece from the 1980s, it offers a glimpse into French cinema during that era, making it an interesting find for collectors of international films and those drawn to unique storytelling.