Le Petit Chaperon rouge

A little girl is lonely. She'd like to play with someone. But her mother doesn't have the time, even when the little girl wants to offer her some. And the time passes. The little girl would like to keep her grandmother company. But first she has to know how to bake a cake. Then her mother agrees to let her go off on her own through the forest. Time passes and, much to her mother's dismay, the little girl makes a flan. She leaves to see her grandmother. Alone, because her mother still doesn't have the time. Alone, but not quite: her shadow accompanies her. While, under the tall trees, the wolf waits...

A story that begins in a whisper, until the meeting with the wolf allows for dialogue. A way of introducing young audiences to the mastery of fear, the other side of the emotion of desire. Nature and animals are approached both from their dangerous and unpredictable side, but also from their marvelous and bewitching side.