Peppermint Soda

In the autumn of 1963, a time marked by protests and social changes, Anne and Frédérique, two teenage sisters in Paris, navigate the turmoil of adolescence between classes, crushes, rebellion, and intimate discoveries. In this sensitive and semi-autobiographical portrait, Diane Kurys lyrically captures the daily lives of women in a world on the brink of change. Winner of the Louis Delluc Prize at the Cannes Film Festival, the film is considered a classic of the French coming-of-age genre, celebrated for its authenticity, freshness, and intimate look at growing up and memory.