Stéphanie Pillonca’s Invincible Été observes illness and care with a restrained, empathetic gaze. Anchored by Olivier Goy, the film follows personal encounters around life-limiting illness and the practices of accompaniment, crafting a quiet meditation on dignity, vulnerability and relational care. Through patient rhythms and attentive framing, it explores how presence, ritual and small gestures shape quality of life at the margins. Poised and humane, the film privileges intimacy over spectacle, inviting reflection on mortality and the ethics of care.

followed by a discussion with specialists in palliative care and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Charcot’s disease