In 1948, Edith Piaf gave Charles Aznavour his first film camera: a Paillard that he would never let go of. Until 1982, Charles would record hours of film that would give shape to his filmed diary. Aznavour films his life and lives it as he films it. His camera is everywhere. He records everything. The moments he lives, the places he goes, his friends, his loves, his hardships. A few months before his death, he began exploring his reels with Marc di Domenico. He then decides to make a film, his film.