A few words of love: as funny as they are moving (review)

Rudi Rosenberg unfolds, over several years, the one-sided relationship that a girl has with the father who wants nothing to do with her. A winning return, ten after the already exciting Le Nouveau.

Two little girls in a playground. The first explains that if she has never seen her dad, it’s because he doesn’t dare and is afraid. She is adamant: “He’s my father, so I know he loves me.” “Well yes, all fathers love their daughters,” adds the second. How can we explain to these half-portions whose inexperience still preserves their candor, little philosopher-girls who talk big to make it look good, that in life, everything is not so easy?