Strawberry Fields Forever (2026)

Strawberry Fields Forever is an intimate French drama built around people living in a lakeside campsite who are forced to leave after the property is sold. Their everyday routines and relationships are disrupted as they confront the loss of a place that has become part of their identity.

Alain Raoust uses the campsite as both a physical setting and a social microcosm, focusing on ordinary conversations, friendships, and the feeling of being displaced. The film combines ensemble drama with a strong sense of place and understated observation.

• Directed by Alain Raoust.
• Original French title: Un champ de fraises pour l'éternité.
• The story centers on year-round residents of a lakeside campsite.
• The film has a strong ensemble-oriented structure.
• It circulated internationally through festival and arthouse channels before wider distribution.