A shattering, uncompromising portrait of teenagers.

After the Philippe-Druillet Prize in 2023 for La Falaise [The Cliff], the talented Manon Debaye returns with a shattering, uncompromising portrait of teenagers trying to grow up and free themselves from the clutches of a man, a selfish and destructive ogre. This tale sensitively illustrates the contradictions of the patriarchy: fierce competition among girls who suffer from total male domination. With her colored pencils, Debaye captures the untamed landscapes of violent emotions.