In a small French village, a group of dreamers sets out to accomplish an impossible adventure: building their own rocket to travel to space. The story revolves around a group of children led by the enthusiastic Françoise, who, after watching a program about space on television, becomes captivated by the idea of becoming an astronaut. With no resources or experience, they decide to come together to gather discarded materials and construct their own spacecraft in an old workshop they have found.
As the children immerse themselves in their ambitious project, the challenges multiply. They will have to face the scarcity of time and the distrust of adults, who do not understand their vision. However, the complicity and creativity of the little ones are unbreakable. Throughout this odyssey, bonds of friendship are forged, and they all discover the value of teamwork, perseverance, and the importance of pursuing their dreams, no matter how outlandish they may seem.
While building their rocket, they also confront the difficulties of growing up and accepting that childhood does not last forever. With a touch of nostalgia and humor, this endearing story captures the essence of childhood and the wonder of the unknown, reminding us that sometimes, the true journey is the one we take toward our own aspirations. In the end, they all wonder: will they really be able to reach the stars?