Synopsis

'My name is Laine and one day I will be eating fish fingers for dinner. One day – when I am old enough and will have made zillion of bucks from inventing a fire truck, ambulance and police car in one – I will never take a piece of bread and butter, again.' Laine Isben is a 12 years old schoolgirl diagnosed with several disorders concerned with the autism spectrum. Sharing one bedroom with her star-student brother and self-sacrificing mum they are in hurry to finnish their breads and butter before a mysogynistic father gets home from the nearest tavern each and every night. On the eve of her 13th birthday on Friday the 13th - when the flat turns out a slaughter house, Laine finds herself out homeless on one of the most 'flag-windowed' Paris streets. She sets up on campaign founded on unrealistic childish visions, to get to her literature and chemistry teacher - Mr. Rusnak's flat and hide there from the rest of the world forever. As her one-day long journey continues, thanks to her autism she learns how to deal with common homeless-surviving techniques, such as mugging erbies, consuming dead pigeons and shoplifting - in quite an extraordinary way. Welcome to the world...