In a French public hospital, the adolescent psychiatry unit moves to the erratic rhythm of teenagers coming and going - many carrying heavy past baggage - while Etienne and his medical team navigate the relentless cycle of treating, listening, and confronting the raw edges of suffering. Young Lucia knows the ward too well. After being brought back yet again by the police, she reunites with her friend Eloïse and encounters a constellation of young patients, each wrestling with their own storms. At times, there is laughter, small breakthroughs, moments of fragile hope. But the balance is shaky, and the arrival of a new patient will shatter it entirely.

Zolla is a 19-year-old Black girl who lives with her single mother and two younger brothers in the suburbs. She struggles to keep up with everything between her law studies, household chores, looking after her brothers, her part-time job, and her passion for photography... When she's accepted into photography school in Belgium, she faces a dilemma: how can she leave when her mother relies on her so heavily?