SUR LES DENTS (ON THE TEETH)

Eat, always eat! To escape the excess of good food with which her parents overwhelm her, Lou rushes into the forest. Of course, the wolf is not long in coming... but this predator has a very sad appearance! Toothless, he is deprived of everything that constituted his ferocious nature. Lou, feeling sorry for the poor creature, has a flash of genius: what if grandmother's dentures did the trick? No sooner said than done: the two new friends rush to grandmother’s house. Will their firnedship resist the new teeth ?
Traditional tales are joyfully reinterpreted here under the lively and offbeat pen of Olivier Périat. Dialogues and songs alternate jubilantly to shake up clichés and question what constitutes our identities: is the wolf a wolf because of the idea we have of it or does he have his own nature? How does he experience this predatory image that sticks to him? Will meeting Lou transform him?