Pierre Bachelet 30 ans

A young man returns to his hometown after a decade away, bringing with him a mix of nostalgia and unspoken ache. The town has grown quiet, yet the past lingers in familiar streets, in old haunts, and in the faces of people who once shaped his world. He navigates sudden connections and fragile reconciliations, trying to piece together who he was and who he wants to be. A tender, intimate portrait unfolds through small moments—a conversation by a riverside, a shared song on a long drive, a quiet kiss that hints at forgiveness. The journey becomes a quiet vow to redefine belonging.