An entire century has passed since the events of the First World War, which form the background of Romain Rolland's most famous work, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, the novella Peter and Lucy. In the masterfully depicted atmosphere of the city, nature, light and darkness, the roar of war and silence, an immeasurable, somewhat spoiled young man, going through a difficult period of adolescence, dreams his fragile dream of love, and a girl more knowledgeable about life, who, however, knows how to love without limits. Rather than literary characters, they seem like real people, with whom you breathe and lose your breath - and not only because their story could still take place today.