The Béliers are ordinary people: Rodolphe and Gigi are married, have two children and run their farm for a living. Ordinary people? Well, almost... since three of them, Dad, Mum and their son Quentin, are deaf. Which is not the case of the boy's big sister, Paula. And not only can she speak but her music teacher scouts her beautiful voice as well. He offers her to sit for the entrance exam of the Maîtrise de Radio France, a vocal elite choir in Paris. Her parents, who rely on her as their ears and mouth in the outside world, take the news badly. Paula, who hates the idea of betraying her parents and her brother, goes through a painful dilemma... Written by Guy Bellinger

Five desperate French soldiers during The Battle of the Somme shoot themselves, either by accident or with purpose, in order to be invalided back home. Having been "caught" a court-martial convenes and determines punishment to be banishment to No Man's Land with the objective of having the Germans finish them off. In the process of telling this tale each man's life is briefly explored along with their next of kin as Methilde, fiancée to one of the men, tries to determine the circumstances of her lover's death. This task is not made any easier for her due to a bout with polio as a child. Along the way she discovers the heights and depths of the human soul. Written by Liam McBain

A middle-aged couple from Scotland is currently residing in a man-made cave inside the vastness of the forest, somewhere in France. After the loss of their son, the mother deeply traumatised, renouncing every ounce of her human nature, enclosed herself in this cavity in the hope of escaping the dark hole of depression. Matters gradually deteriorate as she becomes unwilling or even unable just to be on her feet, reduced to a humanlike feral animal. Defeated and hopeless, the father makes his last stand and tries to salvage the remains of their shattered life, but is there any hope left? Written by Nick Riganas