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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, 30, a dynamic and career-driven renowned lawyer who sees no point in having a married life and becoming a mother, finds herself against her will in 1960 in the kitchen of her grandmother, Colette, who is also 30 at that time, in a not-so-distant era when modernity was embodied by the transistor.</div><div><br></div><div> For a modern woman who cannot imagine her life without an internet connection, the shock is severe! 60 years separate them, they do not have the same life, the same desires, the same ideas, and yet they are going to have to spend an evening together.</div><div><br></div><div> Two eras, two visions, one encounter. 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 tackling a subject with great humor!</div>