Marion, 13 ans pour toujours

Thirteen-year-old Marion walks home from school, her mobile phone burning a hole in her pocket, now a weapon turned against her. The bright smile she offers her parents is a fragile facade, masking the torrent of humiliation and threats flooding her social media feeds. Each day becomes a trial where the cruelty of her classmates pursues her beyond the school gates, into the supposed safety of her bedroom. Her mother, Nora, senses a growing distance, a shadow behind her daughter's eyes, yet fails to perceive the digital abyss swallowing her child. The narrative unfolds as a grim investigation, where each discovered message is another step toward an unthinkable conclusion.