Lola Melaine-Rivoal

Camille, a fan of a cat cartoon, is embarrassed when they see their classmates making fun of a student carrying a backpack featuring the show. In adolescence, when the opinions of others matter so much, how do you deal with the fear of being judged for what you love ?

Lila, a 30-year-old woman, visits her psychologist to find the courage to call her mother and tell her about her pregnancy. To do so, she must dive into her subconscious, confront their conflicted relationship, and face the family patterns she doesn’t want to pass on to her child.

Camille, a fan of a cat cartoon, is embarrassed when they see their classmates making fun of a student carrying a backpack featuring the show. In adolescence, when the opinions of others matter so much, how do you deal with the fear of being judged for what you love ?

Camille, a fan of a cat cartoon, is embarrassed when they see their classmates making fun of a student carrying a backpack featuring the show. In adolescence, when the opinions of others matter so much, how do you deal with the fear of being judged for what you love ?

Lila, a 30-year-old woman, visits her psychologist to find the courage to call her mother and tell her about her pregnancy. To do so, she must dive into her subconscious, confront their conflicted relationship, and face the family patterns she doesn’t want to pass on to her child.