Neid-Fire

Corentin and Armel are cousins on a gap year to spend the summer months cleaning up their Great-Aunt's Farm in the Brittany Forest. Helen has been asking the men in her family for years to come through and tend to the acreage, but their local family feud in the South African Winelands has interfered with her wishes. The young men return to their ancestral home to discover their strange past. There appears to be much forgotten from the family's history and the cousins soon begin to evaluate their lives, juggling a future as a Vintner or any other career in the land of their birth against their prospects in the Old Country. As the summer months pass, Corentin and Armel begin to experience things that they would not have thought possible as they adapt to their new circumstances.