I remember a country that has let in my grandmother and my grandfather. I remember that my father was born in this country and that he was given citizenship just because he was born. I remember the policeman who one evening, warned my grandmother to the roundup tomorrow. I remember this peasant family, in the Sarthe, who hid my father and brother. And saved them. I remember being born in this country, myself being married, having children. I remember being there happy. Through the story of his family, arrived in France a century ago, Gilles Rapaport talks about women, men, anonymous neighbors, who have reached out to them and, without knowing it, also allowed him to 'be there. An album to put all hands.