On the Frioul Islands, two wandering friends confront the landscape. Among the gulls and agaves, on the burning limestone, they explore their desires.
On the shores of the Bouches-du-Rhône, two lovers film each other in the burning garrigue of the Mont Rose, a large limestone rock beaten by the sun, before reaching the Camargue, a salt-laden landscape, more deserted, made of windy dunes, shreds of riparian vegetation and swamps. Their journey ends at the lighthouse of Beauduc, isolated between the ponds and the sea, to test their desire.
Suspended in the summer, between agaves and succulents, we mate, hook up, masturbate in the mineral crevices of the limestone. Higher up, among pine trees and military relics, in the vapors of sap and sperm, there are boys on the prowl, ready to pounce. Others, sitting on viewpoints, watch the procession attentively.
