Directed by Gabriel Nibeaudeau, this intimate documentary captures a generation at a crossroads, following ten young French adults as they navigate the turbulent transition into adulthood. The film centers on Angèle Bourel, Clara Blanche, Victor Carlier, and their peers — Mélanie Heumez, Léa Humetz, Jean Suel, Raphael Suzan, Lucas Szelag, Hedy Théry, and Robin Thibaux — each grappling with their own dreams, uncertainties, and societal pressures. Through candid moments and reflective interviews, the documentary explores their struggles with career choices, relationships, and the weight of expectations in a rapidly changing world. The tone is both tender and unflinching, capturing the raw vulnerability of youth as these individuals confront the gap between their aspirations and reality. Nibeaudeau’s observational lens offers no easy answers but instead presents a poignant, universal portrait of resilience and self-discovery. As the 97-minute runtime unfolds, viewers are drawn into a deeply human story about letting go of innocence and embracing the messy, unpredictable path forward.