Violetta's mother, Hanna, pursues her artistic dreams, neglecting her daughter's well-being. She sees Violetta as a potential model, exploiting her and transforming her into a Lolita-like figure. As a result, Violetta becomes increasingly isolated from her peers and is frequently bullied at school. After Hanna's grandmother dies, she continues to push Violetta to pose for increasingly provocative photographs, using food deprivation as a means of coercion.
My Little Princess
Hanah reenters her pre-teen daughter's life with a provocative proposal, seeking her daughter's participation in a series of artistic poses that would later cause a stir in the 1970s Parisian art scene.
