A little girl on the beach goes to fill her bucket in the sea while a group of rowdy teens play soccer on the sand.
The sun is strong.
The sound of the surf, seagulls and beach attendants punctuate this beginning of a great Mediterranean vacation.
Sitting on a low wall, the young Nour, 14, observes the scene.
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The peasant humor of Bodins does not make Paris laugh
The youngest of four boys living in a working-class neighborhood by the sea, Nour (admirably interpreted by Maël Rouin Berrandou) is preparing to spend the summer with a brush in hand.
Planted on his low wall, the teenager seems to be resigned to the idea of repainting the decrepit corridors of his college in white, under the leadership of a town hall employee who runs the TIG with an iron fist (work of interest general) of the establishment.
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One day, while he was brushing the windows of an alley in his school, from the top of his ladder, the boy heard the lyrical chants of a song escaping from a class he thought was deserted. he listens tirelessly.
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