The Baronesses

Clémence, a young Parisian, inherits an unexpected gift from her grandmother—a dilapidated castle in the countryside. With her friend Marion, she travels to a backwater town where local aristocrats, calling themselves 'the Barons,' live by 18th-century rules. The clash of modern attitudes with archaic traditions leads to absurd situations, especially when they discover the castle can only be saved by organizing a music festival. The heroines must unite eccentric neighbors, local musicians, and their own imagination to save the ancestral home. Their efforts become a series of comical failures and unexpected revelations about the true value of heritage and friendship.