Boubelicquot

Boubelicquot lives in the flowery valley, a large extraordinary garden where the earthworms talk and plants water themselves. With its pincers sharp as pruning shears, he spends his days cutting weeds herbs... which is deadly boring when you are a young poppy in the flower of youth! His life changes the day an old toothless carrot hits him asks for his help. Boubelicquot then finds himself embroiled in a series of adventures which, by force of circumstances, will cause him to deviate from his family framework and school to the point of almost breaking down... Built like an initiatory tale, Boubelicquot is a gentle and nostalgic who is interested in the end of childhood. In this bucolic universe falsely naive, learning about life necessarily comes through experience of deceit, boredom and injustice. Thanks to endearing characters and deliciously cheerful humor, Matthias Le Bihan succeeds in the challenge of drawing us into a fanciful and crazy that only he knows the secret of. We emerge from this dreamlike microcosm as we emerge from a dream, with the feeling that beneath the cuteness hides another meaning, darker and deeper.