Préjudice

At a family dinner, Cédric learns that his sister is expecting a baby. It gives Cédric a feeling of resentment that gradually turns into fury. At a family dinner, Cédric, early thirties and still living with his parents, learns that his sister is expecting a baby. While the news brings excited reactions from everyone else, it gives Cédric a feeling of resentment that gradually turns into fury. He tries to make the others accept that he has always been a victim of their prejudices. Between denial and paranoia, revolt and false pretences, how far is a family willing to go to keep its equilibrium?