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Marie is 80 years old and has a secret she doesn't dare to share with anyone. She knows her time is short and has made a decision that not everyone would understand: to travel to Switzerland to end her life with dignity. But when her son Bruno, an absent, chaotic, and somewhat lost father, and her granddaughter Anna, a teenager in the midst of a life crisis, insist on accompanying her and discovering her true intentions, Marie improvises an incredible yet effective story: there is a forgotten inheritance waiting for them in a Swiss bank.

Thus begins what was supposed to be a solo trip and turns into a crazy family adventure aboard an old motorhome. They are joined by Rudy, a young social worker who ends up getting caught up almost by accident in this intergenerational expedition. What follows is a journey filled with unexpected stops, memorable discussions, long-held secrets, shared laughter, and a good dose of tenderness.

Along the way, this trio (plus one) will discover that sometimes, what we need most is not to escape, but to reconcile with who we are and with those who have always been there, even if we didn't see it. 'Bon voyage, Marie' is an emotional and uplifting dramedy that speaks of death without dramatics, of family without sweeteners, and of love in all its forms.

Directed with delicacy, humor, and truth, the film reminds us that the most important journeys are not the ones that take us far away, but those that allow us to get closer to those we love. A story as simple as it is profound, with endearing characters and situations that deliciously blend the absurd and the real. Because sometimes, the end of a life can become the beginning of something unexpectedly beautiful.