TOULOUSE
In a dialogue that blends seduction, despair and confessions, two people discover one another as they part with their possessions. These objects are linked to stories that illustrate the hold that a consumer society has over two people who are struggling, as best they can, to get to know one another, to understand one another, and perhaps even to love one another.
“Why not try to love the rat within us, so that we might gaze at ourselves with greater pleasure in our beer mug.” Peter Turrini
