It’s never too late to dream – at least according to the gospel of “ Boho .” In the show, presented at Canneseries , Kima, her sister Nawal and their friend Alex navigate societal pressures. Kima’s family claims she should finally settle down. Instead, she rediscovers her love of dancing.  “I’m a huge dreamer, too. Even more so now,” says creator Abbie Boutkabout. Director Olympia Allaert agrees:  “When life gets serious, you forget about your dreams or push them aside. But this show really, really encourages dreaming. Especially when it comes to women,” she insists. “Not all women want the same things. Not all women want a steady job, a house and three kids. Kima wonders: ‘What did I want when I was a little girl? Oh yes, I used to love dancing.’ It opens up a new world for her.” Popular on Variety The show, sold internationally by Banijay Rights and currently available on Streamz, doesn’t shy away from difficult topics. But it still keeps things funny.…