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Clash of generations and humor: a 30-year-old woman takes a leap into the past and finds herself face to face with her grandmother when she was the same age!<div> Liberty, equality, femininity: Woman of yesterday versus Woman of today!</div><div><br></div><div> Emmanuelle, a dynamic and career-driven 30-year-old lawyer who sees no point in marriage or motherhood, unexpectedly finds herself transported back to 1960 in her grandmother Colette's kitchen. Colette, also 30 at the time, lived in a not-so-distant era when modernity was embodied by the transistor radio. For a modern woman who can't imagine life without the internet, the shock is intense!</div><div><br></div><div> Sixty years separate them; they don't have the same life, the same desires, the same ideas, and yet they will have to spend an evening together. Two eras, two visions, one encounter.</div><div><br></div><div> The two women reveal themselves with humor, talking about their work, their men, their lives where ultimately the same existential question remains suspended despite the 60 years that separate them: have they not both been trapped by their daily lives?</div><div><br></div><div> Through dance, song, lightheartedness, and humor, each woman defends her own idea of ​​the ideal woman. But if the perfect woman exists, she must be incredibly bored...</div><div><br></div><div> A comedy that depicts the meeting of two young women separated by 60 years of struggle for women's emancipation, resulting in an unusual duo on a subject treated with great humor.</div>