Lune Jaune

A Bonny and Clyde-style escape.
They have to leave. Olivier Barrère directs David Craig's coming-of-age story. "Everyone knows Stag Lee Macalinden. The police know him, social services know him, and so do child welfare services, the guidance counselor, the tutoring team, the doctor, the town council, and the youth center staff at the parish—everyone knows Stag Lee. He's a celebrity." Leila is "The Silent One." "She's known for that, it's her thing." The unassuming teenager decides to run away with the bad boy. She imagines herself as the heroine of a road movie, a wild, fast-paced adventure. Their "rage to live" takes them north in search of Lee's father, a former Glasgow gangster. This humanist thriller explores the end of childhood, rebellion, and the impatience to truly be alive.
But does this story belong to reality or to the imagination of an exuberant young girl who feels an urgent desire to confront the world, to exist?

From 12 years old – duration: 1h15

As part of Festo Pitcho.