A weasel, whose absurd job is selling ties, roams the countryside. Considered a pest and constantly wandering, she decides to take a chance in the forest. Her fate is about to change, thanks to the unconditional help of a hedgehog. The arrival of an uprooted capybara will lead the weasel to help others and finally find his rightful place.

Sophie Roze (1979) studied History and Art History in Toulouse, before devoting herself to animated cinema at the La Poudrière school in Valencia. Her films, including Les Escargots de Joseph (2009) and L'oiseau-cachalot (2010), are made using the stop-motion technique.