Dilili in Paris

Year 1900. In the Paris of the Belle Époque, Dilili, a mixed-race girl from New Caledonia, befriends Orel, a young delivery boy who carries the orders on his motorcycle. Together they will investigate a series of mysterious disappearances of little girls and young women, which has caused fear in the French capital. In their research, Dilili and Orel will meet famous figures who converged in Paris during the era, such as the painters Picasso, Toulouse-Lautrec, Monet and Renoir; or the sculptors Rodin, Camille Claudel and Modigliani; composers such as Claude Debussy and Erik Satie, writers such as Colette, Marcel Proust and Aristide Bruand; scientists and engineers such as Marie Curie, Louis Pasteur or Gustave Eiffel; artists such as Emma Calvé, Sarah Bernhardt or Chocolat; or feminist figures such as the activist Louise Michel. They will all help Dilili find those who are behind the disappearances of girls and young women. A powerful argument about the figures of women who made history at the beginning of the 20th century.