Synopsis
In 2017, Cohen, Chloe, Marie, Aline and Alexandre participated for the first time in a presidential election. They shared their commitments, their hopes and their fears in short documentaries, which collected the words of thirty first-time voters. Five years later, the country has changed, and they, between commitment and disillusionment, what do they think of politics now?
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