Residents describe their lives in the Rouguière, a unique district of Marseille that welcomed returnees from Algeria in 1962. Through their testimonies, they relive memories that are haunted by history and the loss of loved ones.

In this shimmering portrait of a diaspora, ghosts dwell among the living and their stories rustle in the leaves. Adding fantastical touches to first-hand accounts of migration and life in a banlieue, Dania Reymond-Boughenou amplifies the voices of a Franco-Algerian community in this polyphonic film.