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"Wahid, I loooove you!" ; with these words, taken from one of the diaries of the author, Nina V., the show opens. In these diaries, kept during her adolescence, it's all about boys. Yet, today, Nina is a lesbian...

The all-too-familiar image of the hyperactive, boy-obsessed teenager opening the show soon gives way to a tightrope confrontation between a thirteen-year-old child—whose voice will be heard throughout the show through raw, unedited diary excerpts—and the three actresses, now adults, who cast a look at once tender and critical, funny and heartbreaking on the journey of this young girl, grappling with pressures that contradict her blossoming desires.

Soon, one no longer knows whether to smile at the proliferation of teenage love stories that form the sole fabric of these journals, or whether to worry about these failures, insults, and violences surfacing from all sides, which come to tell us another story, that of a domination taking root at the heart of childhood...