Somewhere between philosophical dialogue and a contemporary comedy of manners, Privacy examines a society that constantly pushes the limits of nature and ethics to meet the expectations of individual and family happiness.

A feminist bookseller, single on principle, who's long since decided she would never become a mother; an architect father looking for a new partner; a proud and independent teacher who's signed up to a dating site. Through the hopes, fears and choices of each of these characters, Alice Ferney explores the different ways of forming a couple, of being a parent, of giving life (or not).