Naho dans Le jour où j'ai dit à ma mère que je n'étais pas lesbienne

Naho simply thought she was coming over to eat at her mother's place. But between a free-range chicken, African proverbs, trick questions, and completely unpredictable maternal logic, her mother gets it into her head that being a lesbian would actually be wonderful news. Very quickly, she turns this idea into a life plan: lesbian wedding, speed-dating, Claire Sanchez, romantic business plan... the whole works.

With humour, tenderness, and familial bad faith, Naho recounts the clash of generations, maternal love, fantasies of modernity, and this universal truth: sometimes, the hardest thing is not announcing who you are... it's surviving what your mother has decided for you.