The Wolf and the Cat

The narrative centers around Loup, a thirteen-year-old boy who has been deaf from birth. He spends his summer vacation at a campsite with his mother, Léa, with whom he shares a close bond. This summer takes a turn when he encounters a swimming instructor and a teenage girl, challenging his relationship with his mother and his understanding of desire.

The film delves into significant topics such as sexual desire and the experiences of individuals with disabilities. With its focus on a deaf protagonist, the film provides insight into the nuances of communication and relationships during the formative teenage years. The combination of fantasy and drama creates a compelling backdrop for Loup's journey of self-discovery and emotional growth.