Virginie Berthier

In Saint-Denis, at the Stade de France district leisure center, the time for the fair comes with summer. The day before D-Day, at the Koné's, Oumou and Bakary bicker as usual while their father learns of an important letter from the Prefecture. On the morning of the party, on the other side of the ring road, host Benjamin is very late to help with the preparations and hides his lack of enthusiasm under his hangover. Around the stadium, the security system is set up for the evening concert.

In the early 1880s, Mathilde de Morny is not yet called Max. As a young bride, she spends a weekend in Normandy while her husband accuses her of sapphic adultery. A fantasized, kaleidoscopic and anachronistic portrait that bets on the emancipatory role of fiction in the construction of identities.

August 1661. Henriette de Coligny, Comtesse de la Suze, solicits from the ecclesiastical justice the holding of a Congress.