The story is very creative, with an organic, daring and extremely realistic narrative. It tackles a variety of delicate adolescent themes, such as discoveries, mental health, moral and physical abuse, acceptance, doubts and certainties. All of this is presented very fluidly, explicitly and with extreme naturalness. The performances by Anaïs Reboux and Roxane Mesquida are impeccable, and they establish a completely authentic and sometimes introspective dynamic that drives the narrative effectively. The film is controversial, disturbing and distinctive, with longer scenes that allow a deeper involvement in the details of the story, and a final act that is completely impactful and surprising.

The original name of this film is À ma sour!

Beautiful film that keeps you gripped all the way through. Bit of a slow burn and not an easy watch. Will definitely not be everyone's kind of thing but it does leave quite an effect on you.