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After meeting online, lovers Aviva and Eden navigate a turbulent relationship, marriage, separation, and reconciliation efforts amid internal and external conflicts stemming from their complex personalities.

The health crisis linked to Covid-19 has imposed unusual living conditions on the French people with confinement. A harder daily life, difficulties in accessing health care and education, inadequate working conditions, poorly adapted housing and limited freedom of movement, from which the French are gradually emerging, but this is not the case for the entire population. The Association APF France handicap accompanied by Babel, takes the floor to show that this daily life has long been that of people with disabilities. The campaign articulated around a film directed by Cyril Bron ("Raise Up") draws a parallel with current events by carrying a simple but powerful message: "Now you know what it's like to be disabled" to encourage the French to mobilize in favor of equal rights for all." With the association, we wanted to send a simple message, without making you feel guilty or miserable. The confinement made us touch the daily lives of our fellow PSH citizens. It is something that brings us together and encourages us to act.