Les garçons et Guillaume, à table !

The first memory that Guillaume keeps of his mother is this call to dinner: Les garçons et Guillaume, à table !. A sentence that says a lot about the singular place he occupies in his family.

As a young boy, Guillaume behaves like a girl, encouraged by his mother. Between family misunderstandings, social norms and the search for identity, he tries to find his own way.

A one-in-one funny scene, touching and full of finesse, where Jean-François Breuer brings to life the text of Guillaume Gallienne and celebrates the right of everyone to be themselves.