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Paris. Raphaël, in his forties, and his wife Hélène are woken up in the middle of the night by the phone ringing. It's Léo, his best friend, who's broken down on the edge of the forest of Fontainebleau, who asks him to come to his rescue.

Far'Hook is a twenty-year-old rapper. Following a settling of scores, he's obliged to leave Paris and lay low for awhile. His producer, Bilal, suggests that Far'Hook take his place accompanying his father Serge on a tour of all of the ports of France, following the path taken by the painter Joseph Vernet. Despite the shock between generations and different cultures an improbable friendship develops between the promising rapper and this builder from the North of France, during an adventure that will lead them to Marseille for a final concert, one of reconciliation.

A small northern town in an unspecified country....Ayrom comes from another unspecified country from across the sea. Ayrom, Ana, Alex and Jean meet, follow each other, split up, join together again in the course of one day and one evening...all governed by images of the past.

Twenty-five-year-old Sidy Konaté is a father of Malian extraction. Jailed for beating up a pedophile, he is now out on parole. He has a job as a packer and focuses on reintegrating society. Despite a few hitches, he manages to get promoted. Determined to leave the past behind and to look straight ahead, Sidy feels as though he's in control of his life. But is he really?

Dick Frendy, crippled with debts, and his daughter Ellen, must embark on the "Lone Star," a mortgaged boat, their only asset. An inveterate gambler, Dick has just lost a large sum again and gives his gambling partner an NSF check. Once on board, Frendy tries to take the check back from Surrel and even thinks of murdering him. Ellen arrives, disarms her father who is going to commit suicide in his cabin. The young girl returns to Surrel who surprises her and misunderstands her attitude. After these emotions, Ellen will find her fiancé Wodwood, Surrel's comrade in arms, and will justify herself to the latter. Surrel then tries to abuse Ellen, but stunned by the fall of an object, he understands her ignominy, withdraws the complaint for the check and facilitates the union of Ellen and Wodwood.