The book "Holiday at Coqueville" (1907) by the famous French writer Emile Zola tells about a small town near the sea that is preparing for a big holiday. In a few days in the spring, the residents of Coqueville are looking forward to this important event with great impatience. They spend hours decorating the streets and houses, preparing food and wine for the festive dinner. But in the midst of this fun, tension arises in the town when a mysterious stranger appears and offers to try his amazing dish. Will the residents of Coqueville be able to use this opportunity to create an unforgettable holiday, or does the new guest hide not so simple intentions? "Holiday at Cokeville" is a story of treachery, love, betrayal and despair, unfolding in an atmosphere of festive pleasure and disturbing discoveries.