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Narek Baghdasaryan 289Category
In rural Normandy during the second half of the nineteenth century, young Céleste walks across the fields with her mother, Rose, to milk the cows. Their familiar journey gradually becomes a tense and difficult conversation when the girl is compelled to speak about a secret involving the coachman, Paul. The work examines strict village morals, parental authority, personal responsibility, and the fear of judgment from the surrounding community.
