Massacre
Directed by Maïté SonnetTwo sisters, 10 and 12 years old, are about to leave their beloved island, which has become too expensive for their families. Their sadness turns into rage aimed at tourists. Under the falsely innocent aspect of the holiday film, "Massacre" is acerbic criticism of the collateral damage of tourism which undermines the fields of social and ecology but which will not reach the adolescent imagination.
