It was imperative to alert parents, teachers, officials, civil society, and the State. The children were scared and trapped. What was to be done? 

The start of a solution came from the children themselves. Recounting their experience – an experience of obsession, addiction, fear, and loneliness. Telling their story and bringing it out in the open in front of young and old, so that the former feel less alone and more cautious, and the latter more alert and aware.

It is through the story of "Arachné", a video game that interferes in the life of a group of children squatting in an abandoned barracks in the Medina of Tunis, that the labyrinths of the children's secret lives will be visited. The game will invade their space of freedom and try to control their fate. It will push children to take on increasingly dangerous challenges to the point of irreparable damage. This play is co-created with a group of eight children.