Principiante

This is how Florence's childhood unfolds: sweet, happy and without setbacks, in a privileged and bucolic environment. However, something about her doesn't add up. Something out of place. Why do her parents look the other way when certain topics come up? And those nervous giggles when dogs or guinea pigs play strangely and frenetically? Florence has no idea what she is going through from the waist down and she looks at adolescence with rejection and anguish. Furthermore, she senses that being born a woman is going to become a trap, and she begins to resist...