Anne Boissard dans Assume

Becoming a mother without ceasing to be a woman. Being a feminist, but wondering if, once the door of the house is closed, our couple really looks like what we claim loud and clear on the outside.

In this new show, Anne Boissard is enjoying this place where our great principles meet real life. Where motherhood also upsets the woman we were, where family relationships evolve with age and our life paths, where setting limits to those we love sometimes becomes a real combat sport, and where we end up despite ourselves reproducing what we had sworn never to become.

And then there is the sorority: this beautiful idea that we talk about a lot... but what about really?

With a mischievous look, Anne tells the story of a generation that questions the models it inherited, seeks to invent its own and tries, as it were, to live in accordance with what it defends.

Because being free, in the end, may also mean accepting to be judged for being free.

And to say that at the base, she just wanted cigarettes.