Poros

Dann (24) has just graduated in pedagogy and returns to his parents’ house, where he has to live with the truculence of his father, who never accepted his gender transition process. During graduation, Dann symbolically kills his father, which causes a split that seems definitive between the two. Willing to get money to get on with his own life, Dann agrees to teach in a precarious public school, to a group of young people on probation, considered by many to be a problem group. Dann’s journey, dealing with the reflection of his image, projected on this group of young black people abandoned by society, will lead him to the challenge of understanding his role as a man, teacher and son in order to make a difference for others and for himself.