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Irène Baicué grew up between two worlds: Colombian culture and French culture. In a hypothetical France of 2030, she finds herself urgently needing to make a choice. Yet adopting a single identity is not simple; one often feels out of place or thinks oneself the product of a strange hybridization.
We travel with her into the past, to Colombia, and then into her imagination. Her desires and frustrations are the subject of her insatiable quest to define herself. Who am I, who defines me, and why do I have to define myself?
The more she reverses roles, shakes up and pulls the threads of her story, the more aware she becomes of her hybridity.
An infinity of questions arise around universal themes such as identity, nostalgia, uprooting.
Her ongoing duel with the current world pushes Irène toward a kind of bitter madness. Between dream and reality, her vision sharpens, a conviction emerges, revealing her share of humanity.