“À Pas de Loup” (also known as The Diary of Casey Leaving Home), directed by French filmmaker Cécile Telerman and released in 2011, is a delicate French psychological drama. The film follows Casey, an introverted young girl who, despite her family’s material wealth, feels chronically overlooked by her busy parents. To see if she truly matters to them, she orchestrates a quiet escape, embarking on a solo journey through the city that transforms her relationship with herself and the world. Shot with gentle realism, the film offers a lyrical look at childhood loneliness, emotional disconnect, and self – discovery.

The film was selected for the Generation Kplus competition at the 61st Berlin International Film Festival, standing as the sole French children’s feature in that category that year. Its empathetic narrative won international critical acclaim, with the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung praising it as a tender masterpiece about silence and being heard. It has since been widely utilized as an educational resource for childhood psychology discussions in schools across France.

Our team handled the audio post – production for this acclaimed film, providing voice synchronization, sound effects design, and final mixing.