The Songbirds' Secret

A young girl named Lucie visits the town of Bectoile for her vacations. While her mother, an archaeologist, conducts digs in the area with a colleague, Lucie discovers that the village holds a hidden family secret connected to her mother's childhood. Assisted by a new friend named Yann and a pair of songbirds, Lucie explores locations ranging from a ruined castle's basement to a camper van in the woods to uncover the truth about her heritage.

This animated family film was produced in Belgium and France by several companies, including Folimage and Les Armateurs. It was directed by Antoine Lanciaux, who previously directed Bonifacio in Summertime in 2011. The screenplay was written by Lanciaux and Pierre-Luc Granjon. The production had a budget of 5 million USD. The movie has a runtime of 76 minutes.