Et les mistrals gagnants

Five children: Ambre, Camille, Imad, Charles and Tugdual. They are between five and a half and nine years old and all of them have been living with a serious illness for a long time. The conditions are different and so are the places they live. The camera stays at their height throughout: their games, their jokes, their days in hospital rooms, their treatment, the things they tell each other. The adults mostly stay outside the frame. Anne-Dauphine Julliand's documentary runs seventy-nine minutes. Julliand had lost a daughter of her own and had written a book about it. The film puts at its centre not pity but how these children look at life on their own terms. The title comes from a Renaud song.