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In a courtroom as absurd as it is formidable, a man stands trial for a crime never truly named: that of having watched without acting.
Written by Matéi Visniec under the Ceau?escu dictatorship, this play turns the theater into a court of justice and the audience into potential suspects.
Cascading interrogations, accusations turned upside down, elusive truths: the absurd trap slowly closes on the accused — and on us.
A ferocious satire on ordinary cowardice, the fear of standing up, and the price of silence.