Through a series of interwoven portraits of local people, most of them hunters, the film allows us to discover some very special wetlands. Focusing on the way that hunting is being used to maintain this welcoming environment, it is also a reflection on the future of these areas, made by man four centuries ago. An analysis of the flora and fauna of a marsh and its fragile equilibrium, (threats from invasive species, the draining of marshlands and agricultural practices), the film also investigates the human aspect, inseparable from the environment around it.

This film immerses us in the very special and enclosed world of the Barthes de l’Adour during hunting season.