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Cécile tries not to be blinded by her own asshole, who whispers to her every moment that if life is difficult, it is because of others.
She burns to be loved, but does not know how to do it, because her inner asshole rots her love life. She tries things: become a plant, flirt otherwise, or do the garbage to find the man of her life.
Desire, ego, and struggle. This is the "love, glory and beauty" of Cécile Laforest.
She offers us a flirtation with the absurd, in an intimate stand-up, contemporary and sometimes poetically trashement.