The Summer of All My Parents

The film follows 14-year-old Pimpette and her 18-year-old sister Joséphine as they navigate their family life. With a runtime of 97 minutes, the story unfolds after Pimpette's reckless act of attempting to set a mailbox on fire. Their summer is marked by the contrast between their secretly pregnant mother and their bachelor father.

As Joséphine becomes involved with a questionable crowd, Pimpette steps up, revealing a maturity that surpasses that of the adults around her. The interplay between the sisters illustrates the challenges and responsibilities that come with growing up, making it a relatable piece for those interested in family dramas. The film's unique perspective on adolescence might appeal to collectors looking for fresh narratives in the comedy-drama genre.