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Given all the injustice in the world, Margot no longer knows if life has any meaning at all. Disillusioned, no longer believing in the efficacy of political activism, she decides to leave it up to the Dardu, a legendary carp supposed to be able to foretell the future. But at the lake she discovers there is a new rule: fishing is now forbidden.

Lea begins a summer job as a cashier in a large supermarket chain. In an empty and cold environment, she soon discovers the underlying violence of the work place.

In Geneva's neighbourhood of Les Vernets, surrounding the military barracks, À l'intérieur tells the story of the place and its individual destinies. Wishing to question the nature of the day-to-day, Sabine Bally invites her protagonists to focus on their interiors. Collecting a series of domestic chronicles, the film depicts the household as a matrix of all life stories.