Annie Ernaux, the future Nobel Prize laureate, and her husband Philippe find themselves in possession of a Super 8 camera. Perhaps out of fear of damaging the expensive equipment, or perhaps due to the ingrained standard gender roles in their relationship, Annie entrusts the filming to her husband. He captures around ten years of their family life, which the now globally renowned writer will look back on much later. With a calming voice, Ernaux reveals her talent for storytelling, enveloping the frames with reflection and exposing the underlying melancholy beneath idyllic scenes. Annie is fascinated by the theatrical sense captured by the camera. It is in this way that she names her autobiographical book, which has garnered great interest in Lithuania. N-13 The film is in French with Lithuanian and English subtitles.