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Dans un monde post-apocalyptique, elle erre et tente de survivre... Première expérimentation d'une fiction sans paroles. Réalisée dans le cadre d'une résidence ECHO au centre Louis Defond à Bréau-Salagosse (Cévennes) en partenariat avec l'association des Elvis Platinés/Les Transes Cévenoles. Ecriture, jeu, réalisation, montage : Les Parlantes (Lola Jaccottey, Coline Lafontaine, Chimène Lombard, Juliette Meulle). Crédit photo : Juliette Meulle

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