Émilie Tronche

The staff of an American magazine based in France puts out its last issue, with stories featuring an artist sentenced to life imprisonment, student riots, and a kidnapping resolved by a chef.

Samuel is 10 years old. He's keeping a diary, and he has a problem. His problem is that Basile told the tall Julie that Samuel loved her. Which isn't true, he doesn't care about Julie. It's only that she laughed at one of his jokes once and he thought she was nice to do so.

At dusk, a very curious assembly attentively observes the choreographed languor of an amphibious dancer.

Jean Loup, 10, is inexhaustibly curious, but afraid of everything. His imagination is his refuge, and he struggles to keep his feet on the ground. One day, while his teacher is entering him in an eloquence contest, the media announces that a meteorite is approaching Earth. To win one and deflect the other, Jean Loup embarks on an incredible adventure.

Samuel is 10 years old. He keeps a diary and he has a problem: Basile told the tall Julie that Samuel was in love with her. It’s not true, he doesn’t care about Julie. It’s just that she laughed at one of his jokes and he thought that was nice of her. Well… actually Samuel does like Julie, but nobody must know…