Here is a piece in the form of photography, that of a bygone era: the 80s. A sensitive text, which approaches the universal and so intimate subject of the loss (of a loved one, the time, its dreams), carried by A dreamlike scenography in the form of an unfinished table.
This introspective creation of the Théâtre Cinematics, on a text by Gilles Granouillet and directed by the Jurassian Christophe Vincent, takes place in the 1980s. Jean, producer of city music, is forced to join his family around the coffin of his little sister In their childhood village, in the countryside, interrupting a safari with his new partner. A homecoming that brings back memories and family secrets, revives tensions within siblings. This loss of a loved one echoes other losses: those of its roots and the rural world, devoured to the full teeth by globalization, loss of its values, its landmarks, its youth ... breaking the theater codes By taking the spectators to task, with "flashbacks" but also "flash-Forwards", this fable which takes place a priori over a day, makes the complexity of our life paths resonate in the march of the world. < BR />