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Glimpses of the lives of residents of the Rothschild Foundation retirement home in the 12th arrondissement of Paris. Sociologist Daniel Friedmann films his mother and other residents of this large retirement home while talking with them, and captures some special and not-so-special moments.

Jean-Claude Risset is a physicist, a musician, and a computer scientist. He has used his computing talents to turn his piano into a true partner. He proselytizes constantly for a cause dear to his heart - the restoration of a Renaissance conception of the university, and of culture as a whole, in which the arts and the sciences would once again be closely linked.

The Ona or Selk'nam people were hunters, warriors and shamans who lived in Tierra del Fuego. The film tells their story and how the ethnic group became extinct.

Role and function of collective equipment considered as confinement grounds. An example: the Parisian public squares. The new approach to collective equipments, the adventure playgrounds, is analysed in the last part of the film.