Sophie, a video artist, decides to dedicate her new work to the moment in which love died.

She publicizes an ad in the paper seeking 25-35 years-old women, divorcees and mother, in order to cast her new work. Of all the women responding to her ad she chooses seven, all separated mothers whom she invites to a designed dinner in order to participate in an authentic video performance around the issue of the death of love and the disintegration of the nuclear family.

A ritual of parting from the family fantasy takes place around a dining table inspired by the Red Table of Sophie Cal (known New York artist). A discussion evolves using terms such as happiness, loneliness, belonging and couple-life as seven personal, heart-breaking stories are told. Soon the performance becomes a curious, surrealistic and extraordinary feminine disrobing. A ceremony whose rules blur the distinction between reality and fantasy.