Dreams and disillusions of childhood, between innocence and cruelty, violence and play

From banal arguments between brothers and sisters to family dramas, from whimsical games to solemn promises, Flesh of my Flesh explores with poetry and finesse the complexity of the feelings that feed children’s dreams. Supported by a subtle black and white graphic treatment, this dreamlike story gently evokes themes such as the construc-tion of sexual identity and the opposition between the world of childhood and that of adults.