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Sybille is a divorced mother who struggles with her own personal turmoil while watching her son, Samuel, descend into a violent and purposeless existence. In an attempt to save him and redefine their bond, she takes him on an extensive journey through the landscapes of Kyrgyzstan. As they travel, the pair must confront their own internal conflicts alongside the challenges of a harsh and unfamiliar environment.

The drama was directed by Joachim Lafosse, marking the start of a sequence of films that includes A Silence and Six Days in Spring. The screenplay was written by Lafosse, Thomas van Zuylen, and Fanny Burdino. The film stars Virginie Efira as Sybille and Kacey Mottet Klein as Samuel, with supporting roles played by Diego Martín, Mairambek Kozhoev, Damira Ripert, and Belek Mamatkoulov. Produced by companies including Canal+, Eurimages, Ciné+, and RTBF, the movie is a joint production from Belgium and France. It has a runtime of 84 minutes. On TMDB, the film holds a rating of 5.4/10 based on 57 votes.