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For the summer holidays, Paul and Chloé have entrusted their lovely home to their son’s nanny and her husband, but when they return the name on the bell has been changed and they can’t get in. The justice system is unable to help them. Paul, a high-school teacher who leads a quiet and comfortable life, finds all his convictions shaken up and his virility and morality undermined. A dormant, blind violence wells up in him. Olivier Abbou does more than turn the concept of home invasion on its head; he’s also directed a highly relevant film on the fragility of our social positions and the unstable basis of our identities.