Red Rocks

On the French Riviera, summer begins - a season five-year-old Géo will never forget. Together with a group of children, he discovers a world of red cliffs, sea, and dangerous jumps from the rocks. But when a rival gang appears, innocent childhood adventure turns into a battle for territory - and something even stronger emerges between the rivals: the first seeds of friendship, attraction, and love.

It is a sun-drenched children's take on Romeo and Juliet - two feuding gangs, a boy and girl from opposite sides, a world where children's games gradually begin to resemble adult conflicts. But Bruno Dumont transforms Shakespeare's tragic passion into a story about first feelings, freedom, and the desire to belong somewhere, without sentimentality, yet with humor, energy, and tenderness.

It is a distinctive cinematic view of childhood that is at once an adventure, a story of first love, and a small portrait of the adult world.