You Will Be My Son

Paul de Marseul, a prominent figure in the world of wine-making, finds himself at odds with the future of his family's esteemed chateau and vineyard in Saint-Emilion. Struggling to accept that his son Martin lacks the qualities he deems essential for a successful winemaker, Paul starts looking for alternatives. He believes Philippe, the son of his trusted manager, would be a better fit as his successor. However, this decision to overlook his own son's potential causes tension within the family and tests the bonds they share. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that this is not just about finding the right person to take over the family business; it's about Paul's need for validation and his struggle to let go of tradition in favor of embracing change and nurturing relationships.