Thirty-year-old Antoine Sforza (Cazalé) leaves Paris having leaved there for 10 years, and reluctantly returns to his village in the South of France for the
summer. He needs to look after the family mobile grocery van while his father recovers from a heart attack. Back in the village, accompanied by the young woman he loves, he does the job half-heatedly and with little interest. Slowly though, and with the help of his young love, he gradually warms to his experience in the hills and his encounters with the villagers, in the process he rediscovers life and finds love in the countryside.

The Grocer's Son