Manon, an introverted 16-year-old girl, is forced to live with her unbearable grandmother Yvonne, an ex-feminist activist who can no longer live alone.
The situation becomes more complicated when Yvonne, confused, starts to take Manon for her daughter.
Manon enters Yvonne's delusions and plays the role of her mother, whom she has hardly known.
This is an opportunity for her to discover the true history of the women in her family and to learn, in turn, to become one.
Elodie Lélu is born in 1982. After studying Art History in Paris, she joined the Insas and moved to Belgium.
She began by directing documentaries and then moved on to fiction where she sought to mix drama and comedy.
Her first short film, Leçons de conduite, with Pauline Étienne in the title role, deals with the issue of abortion in a light and offbeat way.
It received several international awards (Valladolid/Vancouver Women's Film Festival/Larissa, etc.).
Today, for her first feature film, Élodie approaches with humor the Alzheimer's disease capable of awakening the past.
She thus returns to her favorite theme: feminism, which she sometimes does not hesitate to abuse!
