A bohemian couple raises their young daughter while living as squatters in an abandoned house.
Zak and Véra are introduced as a bohemian couple living together in an abandoned house. Their unconventional domestic situation defines the story's starting point.
The couple raises their young daughter while living as squatters. Family responsibility exists alongside a precarious and nontraditional lifestyle.
The daughter's shyness and observant nature give the family situation an inward, perceptive dimension. The household is understood through its effect on family life.
The family's life remains connected to the uncertainty of occupying an abandoned property. The central relationship is the couple's shared effort to maintain their household.
Vera and Zak meet by chance and it's crazy love. The two lovebirds settle in a decayed house at the end of a row, where little Yanna comes into the world. They raise their child in a spirit of total freedom, without constraint. Zak often leaves his family to find his family, gypsies who do not like him to meet a woman from the city. When Vera's parents arrive unexpectedly at home, they will jeopardize the already fragile balance of the trio.
Mariloup Wolfe
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