It was better afterwards

Adrien, artist and divorced father, is going through a pivotal period in his life: the last week before his son, Émile, leaves home to embrace his adult life. Already deeply anxious about this imminent separation, Adrien is shaken by even more destabilizing news. Émile announces to him that he is giving up following the path of theater, a passion that Adrien cherished ardently and that he hoped to see transmitted to his son. Refusing to give up, Adrien then decides to speak to him with passion about his profession as an artist, hoping to reignite the artistic flame in him and convince him to change his mind.