Mickaël Bandela, a young filmmaker who has recently become a father, tries to understand the nature of his complicated relationship with his biological and foster mothers. The filmmaker artfully and tenderly edits together family photos and home movies, his own intimate thoughts and distant observations made by social workers, in an effort to solve his own, intimate puzzle. At the same time, through present-day interviews with his mothers, the director seems to want to find something that has always been missing in his life. Far from the impulse to confront or to judge, Bandela’s film is deeply affectionate.