Medusas

After twenty years of living abroad, gay choreographer Damien returns to his fishermen family needing to confront his conservative father with his past violent behaviour. Poisonous jellyfish have invaded the waters off a Brittany village shore, and his father is comatose in hospital, having been heavily stung. Damien is left with waiting for his father to die and helping with the funeral arrangements. Old family patterns fall back in place as Damien joins the fishermen work, challenged by unusual low tides caused by the jellyfish. His older brother refuses to talk about the past. His nephew expresses queer personality in a way that was never attainable to Damien, and claims he can hear the jellyfish. His brother’s wife awakens new desires, making Damien question his identity. Damien is stung by a jellyfish. When he awakens, his father is taking care of him, as manipulative as before. But Damien, his father and his nephew have a strange new connection: they can all hear the jellyfish…