Sébastien Lifshitz tells the history of 11 French men and women over 70 years old who decided to have an open gay life when they were young and public opinion was against homosexuality. How dis they overcome the thoughts and talks of others? Where did they find peace? How did they find partners without any positive social referent? Some of these characters lived openly in big cities; the rest chose to settle down in the quiet countryside. All shown testimonials make us understand that the French were mostly free to live as they wanted; the scandalous back then was not being gay, but to talk about it. All along the characters' youth, their coming-out stories, their passions and their relationships were not "registered", and because of that nowadays we have an important absence of older homosexuals in our social codes. This film is a mix of stories, all of them gathered by Sébastien Lifshitz's extraordinary cinematography, with its beautiful images of fields, trees, clouds... A quiet and appeased nature after years of turmoil: the palpable nature, at last visible.