The Summer of All My Parents

The film chronicles the summer vacations of two sisters, Pimpette (14) and Joséphine (18), as they navigate family dynamics, teenage rebellion, and the responsibilities that come with growing up. As Pimpette impulsively sets fire to a mailbox, their parental figures struggle to handle their own lives - their secretly pregnant mother and bachelor father are far from perfect role models. The narrative takes an intriguing turn when Joséphine becomes involved in the wrong crowd, highlighting the irony that despite her age, Pimpette shows greater maturity and responsibility than those supposedly guiding her. With its blend of poignant family drama and coming-of-age themes, this film offers a raw, honest look at adolescence and the complexities it brings to familial relationships.