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

It begins in a cellar with a hostage situation. Madison, 11 years old, is kidnapping Sofia, the same age, with the unwitting support of Ethan. Madison wants to change the world, no less, because she thinks it's all wrong, and Sofia, mayor of the children's council, isn't doing anything to really change it. Madison thinks the children's council is a joke, designed more to ease the conscience to ease adults' consciences than to help children. She demands real reforms like the RMEE (minimum income for children). Faced with this budding revolutionary, Sofia, the reformist, who takes her role as mayor to heart and doesn't feel instrumentalized by the adults, argues and acts, refusing the passivity of the hostage role. In counterpoint, there's Ethan, who is in charge of the CME's leisure committee and would like to organize a party to get to know the girls in sixth form. He believes that joy is an underestimated political force.