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Very quickly, Liora feels the desire to take up the torch and fill the narrative voids by offering an ending to this story that has none. Together with her accomplice Pascal Cesari, she thus imagines a sensitive and very funny fiction around romantic waiting. A passionate story rubbing shoulders with the heroes of the famous Greek epic.
A comedy built like a semi-serious, semi-fanciful investigation, riddled with poetic anachronisms and led by 3 performers who play love's apprentice sorcerers. Who has not dreamed of consulting the National Agency for Cathartic Research to probe the past? Can one love one's entire life and even die of love?
With Liora Jaccottet, if Ulysses is no longer there, there is no weeping woman either. The waiting of this modern Penelope is neither vain nor endured, but rather a creative force, a source of literary emancipation. A magnificent ode to absolute love.