Panayotis Pascot tackles three themes with a sharp, modern pen that he weaves together to compose an autofictional narrative as acidic as it is ultraclear. The relationship with his father, the acceptance of his homosexuality and depression intertwine here in a violent passage to adulthood. But the light always comes out of it — in a glance, in a way of observing everyday life with as much tenderness and humour as with insight.