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The elephant-headed god Ganesh journeys across Nazi Germany to reclaim the swastika, an ancient Hindu symbol stolen by Hitler's regime. In parallel, the performers—four are neuroatypical, while the fifth plays a tyrannical director—openly question their legitimacy in carrying this story. Funny, sharp, and heartbreaking, the cult production by the Australian company dismantles our tacit hierarchies: who has the right to tell a story? Who has the right to be heard?