Marie Aubert - Felnőtt people

Ida is a successful architect, lives alone and usually gets involved in shorter rather than longer adventures with married men. She is increasingly worried that she is single and that she is missing out on the opportunity to become a mother. When she turns forty, she decides to freeze her eggs in case she meets the right mate. He wants to announce the big decision to his family members at the seaside holiday home, where they are gathering to celebrate his mother's sixty-fifth birthday. However, Marthe, his sister, precedes him and comes up with a much more important news. The holiday that starts out as idyllic is slowly starting to resemble a nightmare...
In Marie Aubert's novel, just like in a Dogma film, the dynamics, past and present of a dysfunctional family unfold in the events of a few days. The fast-paced and humorous narrative gives an accurate picture of how difficult it is to behave differently than the old roles dictate. It's difficult, but maybe not impossible.