Carmen is a free-spirited character who enters Yasmine's seemingly perfect world of friendship and romance, causing long-held beliefs about love and identity to unravel and challenging everything Yasmine once took for granted.

The summer camp in Marseille is where a 20-something man named Omar and his longtime friends work overseeing children during the holidays. It serves as the backdrop where the group's dynamics are shaken when someone returns after years away, prompting exploration of their values, desires, and sexuality.

The return of a character after a long absence throws the group of youngsters from inner-city Marseille into disarray, disrupting their established dynamics and triggering challenges related to friendship, identity, and personal growth.

The film explores the relationships within a close-knit group of friends, focusing particularly on Yasmine and Carmen's evolving friendship and romance, as well as the interactions among Omar and his longtime friends at the summer camp, highlighting themes of love, identity, and group dynamics.

Key characters include Omar, a 20-something man overseeing the summer camp, Yasmine, and Carmen. The cast features Houssam Mohamed, Leïa Haïchour, Lou Anna Hamon, Kader Benchoudar, Mortadha Hasni, Nawed Selassie Said, and Achraf Jamai, though specific actor-to-character assignments beyond Omar, Yasmine, and Carmen are not detailed in the available information.