Louis is an elderly man. For the past few weeks, his vital signs have been failing. He is immediately taken to the hospital. Days pass, and his condition does not improve; on the contrary, the doctors give him only a few hours left.
As he enters the final moments of his life, in a last effort, he grabs an old photograph of himself, taken when he was in his thirties, lying on the bedside table in his hospital room. He looks at himself and reflects on his life. Without thinking, he begins to talk to himself.
This man, who has spent his life fleeing death, anxious about the future and terrified by the idea of ​​one day disappearing, has never been so close to the afterlife. What can he still say, believe, experience, hope for… and teach his own reflection?