Summary: Jean-Michel has just bought his very first car. A beautiful one
grand touring car, a golden opportunity, all his savings are there
past. To celebrate, he decides to go and pick up his brother Philippe in Paris
to take him on a vacation to the ocean. On the road, the two brothers
reminisce about their childhood, bicker a bit and remember their
summer holidays spent in Finistère. Arriving at the destination, nothing happens
goes as planned. The house that a friend had lent them is ultimately not
available and Jean-Michel's car breaks down in the countryside. If
a whole series of unforeseen events follow which will ruin the vacation and make this
road movie a real fiasco. And if the most important thing in the end was the
precious time spent between brothers? Argu: Nylso often says that it is in
watching his younger brother Philip draw, he learned to draw. The two
brothers have had a special relationship since they were little. In character and
Although they are very different physically, their parents dress them differently.
identical, they have a common passion for rock and both dream of
become a comic book artist. Funny thing is, it was Philippe, the little brother, who
always had the role of the big brother, protective and reassuring towards Jean-Michel.
The two brothers (the last of a family of seven children) are very close to
at the time, have now distanced themselves. Time has finally separated them.
With this book, Nylso tries to rediscover the close relationship he had with
this brother. This imaginary car ride is a breath of nostalgia where the
Memories are an opportunity to explain and settle scores... but it is
above all a moving declaration of brotherly love!
