Maud Wyler

On the night of August 2, 1793, Marie Antoinette was imprisoned as France demanded her head. They judged her as a queen, her death made her immortal.

Pierre's life turns enchanting yet turbulent when the mysterious Juliette crashes into his world, challenging his family's unique existence.

Young people. A possible relief. A curse runs through the city, papers carry death, bodies fall. During the night of the demonstration, Carmen meets Hussain, a young afghan poet; crazy in love, the couple won't separate again. But, terrorized by the idea of him being arrested, Carmen forbids him to go out and shuts herself away with him.

The mayor of Lyon, Paul Théraneau, is in a bad way. He has run out of ideas. After thirty years in politics, he feels empty. To solve this problem, his team decides to hire a brilliant young philosopher, Alice Heimann. A dialogue between Alice and the mayor unfolds, bringing them together and shaking their certainties. Little by little, the question arises: are politics and reflection compatible?