Don’t Worry, I’m Fine

The events unfold in the present day, focusing on modern family dynamics and personal crisis. The narrative uses letters and personal visits to move the plot, highlighting a world of ordinary routines that are upended by grief. The timeframe centers on a single year of searching and revelation.

Saint-Aubin serves as the intimate coastal setting where the family lives and where Lili's crisis unfolds. The town's quiet streets and a hospital visit anchor the drama, contrasting with the emotional storms inside the family. Key scenes move between the home, a seaside departure, and the hospital, underscoring the tension between rugged landscapes and fragile lives.

🕊️ Grief

The film centers on a young woman’s struggle with loss after her twin brother disappears. Grief manifests as withdrawal, hunger loss, and hospital visits, showing how sorrow can drive drastic changes in a person. The story follows the path from despair toward a fragile, hopeful reconstruction of meaning.

💔 Family Strife

A volatile family history emerges through arguments, secrecy, and mistaken identities around Loïc's fate. The parents’ concealment of truth adds tension, while the siblings and friends navigate blame and protection. The tension tests loyalties and reveals how love coexists with difficult choices.

💞 Love & Connection

Romantic and platonic connections become a lifeline for Lili. Her bond with Thomas grows as they share the quest for answers, offering emotional support and a path toward healing. The relationships provide a contrast to the family’s guarded dynamics, suggesting that love can help withstand pain.

🗝️ Truth & Secrets

The plot hinges on deciphering letters and uncovering the truth about Loïc's fate. Family secrets come to light, challenging characters to confront what has been hidden. The revelations shift the course of relationships and force decisions about what to tell Lili and when.