GAÏA

Mao, 15, has her very first crush. Tiny problem: the apocalypse.
Since the collapse of civilization, people don’t really live anymore — they survive. Teens grow potatoes, families stay locked inside, and marriages between clans are arranged once a year by a patriarchal Grand Council. Flirting with the neighbor’s son is basically impossible.

But Mao hasn’t read the rulebook. With her slightly lost dad, her tight‑knit siblings, and her grandmother Gaïa — half‑witch, half‑life‑coach — she’s about to attempt the impossible: organizing the first clandestine date of the post‑apocalyptic world.
Loving freely becomes an act of resistance.