Ma symphonie

Since September 72nd is a date that doesn't exist, Jenny wonders if she needs to leave her room. Since it's a date that doesn't exist, there's no need to have breakfast, dinner, or go to school. What does this date mean to Jenny?

At school, Jenny keeps getting bad grades. Her guidance counselor suggests she rethink her future plans. The idea takes hold, and Jenny decides to drop out of school to explore the world with Blue. But some bad news puts a sudden stop to her plans.

Jenny's father returns home from the hospital after a successful operation. Blue, who has been staying with her for a few days, presses her to talk about their plans and is already imagining her departure. But Jenny delays the difficult discussion.

Jenny learns that Flo is throwing a party and is determined to go. But her friend has a surprise in store for her. Jenny will see how far she is willing to go in matters of the heart, with Charles still on her mind.

For school, Jenny has to prepare an oral presentation on how she imagines her life in ten years. This simple idea awakens intense fears and her inability to project herself into the future. Axel, a classmate, is ready to help her.

Blue tells Jenny that she wants to leave alone that evening, without telling her where she is going. Jenny promises to keep it a secret if Blue keeps in touch. The next day, there is no word from her. As time passes, Jenny's concern grows.

There is still no word from Blue; everyone is searching for him, and Jenny is consumed by worry. The more time passes, the more signs point to a tragic outcome. Jenny can no longer make sense of this tragedy.

Jenny is hesitant to accept Axel's help with her chemistry studies. She doesn't know him that well. When she finally agrees, she discovers that they get along wonderfully and that he's a great listener. Or is there something more to it?

Today is Jenny's follow-up appointment, and she clearly isn't looking forward to it; her father was quick to feel the brunt of her bad mood. For her, going back to the hospital only brings back bad memories. What if she brings bad luck?

Jenny invited Blue for one last weekend at Flo's cabin. She knows Blue has been fragile ever since the recent events and wants to help her take her mind off things. But the city girl isn't quite in her element in the countryside and can be unpredictable.

Jenny is still struggling with the place Charles occupies in her mind. She wants to keep him close to her, but also to forget him a little so she can move forward. Blue forces her to face her memories, which are becoming increasingly intrusive.

Intense pain in her hip takes Jenny to the hospital. While waiting for her test results, her anxiety reaches its peak. Jenny imagines her life without the disease. Has this cancer ruined her life and her father's?

With exams approaching at school, Jenny has to stay in the hospital. Studying is difficult, and she doesn't see how she'll manage. Axel and Stéfany-Khlara try to help her. Will it be enough?

When she leaves the hospital, Jenny realizes that the concept of time varies depending on what you are experiencing. Whether it speeds up, slows down, or stops, it is as mysterious as it is precious.