The rush in healthcare and blind trust in their protocols lead everyone to assume that Nino, a 29-year-old man, has been well-informed when he goes to the health center. Thus, he discovers, without any prior preparation or suspicion, that he has cancer. Debut director Pauline Loquès stages the impact of this news while suggesting some themes that hover over the narrative: the precariousness of public services, certain climates of egocentrism and impatience that prevent people from listening to each other... Nevertheless, as the film's title anticipates, the bulk of the effort is dedicated to portraying its protagonist, apparently shy, implicitly kind, perhaps emotionally blocked. Someone who cannot go home as if nothing had happened, also because he has lost his keys and cannot get them back. The small everyday problem functions as a metaphor at the same time.