Synoptico

Papa, a bullied young boy whose only refuge is a book about space, runs away after being involved in the accident of one of his harassers. His escape to the outskirts of Paris awakens his imagination, somewhere between concrete blocks and starry skies.

Giulia is the pretty brunette with the plant who is waiting for her romantic date at the Cafe. It's past 15 o'clock and Ulysses is still not there. She's never seen him in real life. While Giulia is waiting for the door and her anxiety is growing, the cries of wild animals come to replace the braying of the customers of the cafe in a hostile jungle sound atmosphere that becomes more and more oppressive until, unable to do it anymore, Giulia hides her eyes. Immediately the hubbub stops.

Angie, a 15-year-old Somali girl, decides to leave Somalia and go to France. Her destiny changes when she is stopped at the French-Italian border by Jérémy, a neo-fascist. At the same time, Hélène, a mother involved in an association that helps migrants, tries to do everything possible to bring her son Jeremy to his senses.

In a Parisian bar, young Alex meets up with his rough-hewn colleagues to celebrate the end of his trial period. But before signing the contract, Alex is hazed. What they don't know is that Alex is a trans man. From off-color jokes to drunken challenges to prove his manhood, Alex does everything he can to fit in with the group of men and get that signature; until one of the men, drunk and too touchy-feely, casts doubt on Alex's identity.