Borga is so happy about the footage they’ve been getting from the drone that he offers to let us see some of the film from yesterday. He takes us to a large, black van, the doors slide open, and we see two men viewing the footage they are getting.

That’s the first I realize that editing is going on all day every day. The movie needs to be finished and finalized soon because there is yet a lot of work to be done, and the premiere will be in approximately two months. One of the men gives me his seat so I can watch. Seeing the glorious, soaring drone footage for the first time is an emotional experience for me, and I fight back tears.

This leads into an unexpected conversation. My agreement with the production company was that I would stay only one week on set. Borga sees how happy I am with how everything is going and proposes a different schedule. He invites us to move with them over the weekend to the next location which is a small town named Rochefort-en-Terre that some say is the most beautiful town in all of France. I am thrilled to be invited.

When I get back to our Airbnb later that day, I happily look for another Airbnb at the new location. There’s a house right in the middle of the town and I reserve it.