Les Petites Filles modernes (Titre provisoire)

In the style of a fairy tale, Joël Pommerat imagines the meeting of two very young girls, forced to outwit the laws of the real world and free themselves from those of adults in order to live out their pact of friendship, which they want to be indestructible.

The question would be: what powers does childhood have to oppose the authority of adult speech?

In a form that would bring theater and the novel closer together, Joël Pommerat narrates serious and naive events in which the supernatural would be the only way for his characters to confront inconceivable realities.