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Rosa la rouge, inspired by Rosa Luxemburg, rising from her grave; the Old Woman from Tentative(s) de Résistance(s) returning to address the President of the Republic; the baby Triso-Miné uttering its first cries; and Utopia who, from the depth of her despair, builds utopia by clutching dough in the palm of her hand.
Marie-Do animates these characters one after another, like a desperate quest in the land of utopia. Rosa la rouge, the Old Woman, baby Triso-Miné, and Utopia are all questions posed to the audience. What remains of our utopias? How do we live in this collapsing world? How do we act? How do we transform it?