Nenette and Boni

Boni experiences the profound grief of losing his mother. This event triggers a significant change in his life, pushing him to invite his friends to stay in her house as he navigates his feelings of loss.

In an attempt to move forward, Boni takes up a job selling pizzas. This new role marks the beginning of his effort to establish independence and take care of himself in the absence of his mother.

Boni becomes increasingly fixated on violent sexual fantasies involving Mireille, a nearby baker. His obsession complicates his emotional state, reflecting his struggles with intimacy and connection.

Boni's estranged younger sister, Nénette, unexpectedly visits him to share her news. She reveals her pregnancy, which creates immediate tension as she moves into the house despite Boni’s initial resistance.

As Nénette attends her doctor's appointments, Boni finds himself reluctantly supporting her. This shared experience begins to mend some of the emotional distance between the siblings.

Boni and Nénette learn it is too late for her to consider an abortion. This revelation forces both of them to confront the reality of impending parenthood and their complicated family dynamics.

Nénette contemplates a Jane Doe birth, considering giving birth anonymously for adoption. This decision highlights her desire for detachment from her pregnancy amidst her turbulent relationship with Boni.

Boni rashly criticizes Nénette for her thoughts about an anonymous birth. This confrontation leads to further strain in their relationship, revealing Boni's deep-seated fears about becoming an uncle.

In a desperate response to Boni's criticism, Nénette attempts an unsafe home abortion. The situation escalates when she loses consciousness, forcing Boni to intervene urgently.

Boni rushes Nénette to the hospital, where she remains adamant about keeping him away from the birth. This crisis deepens the emotional rift and tension between the siblings.

Overwhelmed by desperation, Boni returns to the hospital armed with a gun. His intention is to take control of the situation, showcasing his troubled state of mind and desire to protect his sister.

In a dramatic twist, Boni kidnaps his newborn nephew shortly after birth. His actions reveal the complexity of his emotions and signify a deep entanglement in a challenging family dynamic.

Boni brings the newborn baby home, intending to take care of him. This decision marks a pivotal moment, as Boni now faces the responsibilities of fatherhood without the proper support.

With Nénette unhappy about the situation, Boni must navigate the uncertainty of their new family dynamic. Tensions mount as he tries to adapt to his unexpected role as a caretaker.

As the story unfolds, Boni and Nénette are forced to confront their broken family dynamics. Their relationship faces numerous challenges as they work towards a resolution for the sake of the child.