They are under the age of 18, on the so-called "Unaccompanied Foreign Minors". Coming alone, mainly from Africa and the Middle East, these visa-free travelers land in Marseille, after a long journey. While waiting for their majority, they are supposed to be under the protection of Childhood Social Assistance. But before this rarely immediate "shelter", these young people suffer from the streets, faulty networks and the suspicion of institutions. A journey demonstrates filmed with distance and modesty by the cameras of Rachid Oujdi which reveals a double paradox. Because when they come of age, these young people will perhaps not have the possibility of remaining on French territory.

J'ai marché jusqu'à vous: Récits d'une jeunesse exilée

The singer turned writer from Toulouse, Magyd Cherfi, leafs through the pages of "Ma Part de Gaulois" (the Gaul in me), an autobiography that ends where, artistically, everything began for him: the baccalaureate, music, Zebda. From 1981 to 2017, an intimate portrait that offers an immersive view of French society.