La Punta

After forty years of marriage, Vincent and Florence move to a small house in Spain. Not entirely voluntarily, as their apartment in Geneva is being luxuriously renovated, and an affordable alternative could not be found. While Vincent becomes increasingly melancholic and retreats into self-imposed isolation, Florence flourishes. The new surroundings revive her zest for life; she rebels against aging and being sensible, against the resignation that Vincent succumbs to. More importantly, she rediscovers a part of herself that she had suppressed for decades: she, who had wanted to become a writer in her youth and had not dared to take the plunge despite her successful debut, begins to write again. And she falls in love with the new country, its people, its culture, its landscape, and the two seas that converge at La Punta de Tarifa.