Marie-Louise

The film follows Jeanne, who is spending her summer holidays with her grandfather in a house that lacks modern technology. This disconnection from the digital world leads her to struggle with frustration and isolation. During her stay, she uncovers the diaries of her great-great-grandmother, Marie-Louise, who lived a century earlier.

As Jeanne reads Marie-Louise's diary, she finds herself transported back to 1918, where she meets the young girl. This encounter sparks a unique bond between the two, despite the vast difference in their time periods. Together, they embark on a rescue adventure that deepens their connection across generations. The film beautifully contrasts the experiences of childhood in two different times while highlighting the importance of family ties and shared experiences.