The film follows Hélène, a young activist whose world is turned upside down after a failed armed attack on wealthy landowners. She flees into the forest and finds herself completely alone until she is joined by Manon, a friend and accomplice who also becomes her greatest confrontation. Through their tense and sometimes unsettling relationship, the film raises pointed questions about the legitimacy of violence, inequality, radicalisation, and the limits of political action, themes that feel strikingly relevant today. Entirely hand-drawn, the film embraces a graphic style that makes emotions tangible and creates a world that feels both raw and poetic.

Félix Dufour-Laperrière is considered one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary animation. His previous films Ville Neuve (2018) and Archipel (2021) received awards at major animation festivals, including the Annecy International Animation Film Festival and Animafest Zagreb.

Muted designs to classics like Ghost in the Shell, Eureka Seven, and Mobile Suit Gundam 0083. With Labyrinth, Kawamori returns with a bold new original feature blending music, sci-fi, and imagination.

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