My Mother Is Crazy

Nina, an artist in her sixties and a little whimsical, lives in a splendid residence, which she risks losing because she is in debt. On the advice of her friend Emir, she decides to engage in drug trafficking and agrees to take care of a street child whose language she does not understand and whom she baptizes Nono. Very quickly, Nina and her little companion take the road together to the Netherlands. Arrived in Rotterdam, she arrives without warning at her son Baptiste, whom she has not seen for two years. Only Baptiste is as reasonable as he is eccentric.