This European island belongs to another country every six months

Sometimes she belongs to France, then again to Spain. The pheasant island changes its nationality twice a year. And that for centuries.

The Bidasoa River, as we are told at the beginning of the film, is one of the many invisible borders created by the human being. A place for separation rather than for coexistence. In addition, in the middle of the river emerges the so-called island of the pheasants, a tiny condominium that half the year belongs to the French state and the other half to the Spanish. In that invisible line that separates lands and countries, a black immigrant man…