En prévision de la fin du monde et de la création d'un nouveau

Madison, 11, is furious, her program didn't get a single vote in the last children's town council election. But she's determined to change the world. With Ethan's unwitting support, she is going to take Sofia, elected by a majority of students, hostage. Holed up in a cellar, the three children confront their visions of the world.

Despite their contradictions, which can also be explained by their different lives, the three children have a fierce desire to understand each other, if not to get along.

How do children view the world we live in?
How permeable, or not, are they to current events, to the great debates of our time: climate disruption, inequality, discrimination, feminism, globalization?

How aware are they of their parents' social conditions, and therefore of their own?

How do they apprehend "the political"? In what future do they project themselves?