Worthy

On the account of her twelfth birthday, Mary Stuart must leave the convent in which she's lived for the past six years and attend a celebration on her behalf. Her mother, Marie de Guise, recently assigned as Regent, sees the date as an important political event and summoned the Highest Nobles from French and Scottish courts.
Dozens of men and women, observant as vultures, will surround the young queen, evaluating her and the prospect of her union with the French Dauphin. Slowly, the girl starts to realise that, the older she gets, the more her imaged is objectified. Mary shall learn how to handle it, for her own sake and the sake of the Alliance.