(HE): The ''young man'' is thirty years old. He lives in Paris. He's a bachelor. What he does for a living is of no importance. Too much importance is placed on people's professional activities.
The four of them are in a remote snow-bound chalet out in the woods. The older couple and the young couple. They aren't hungry or cold after their trip, and they don't really know what happened on the road and even less…
One is Sid, a little girl dreaming of being a boy, impatiently waiting for her penis to grow. The other is Arthur, a transsexual who tells the story of the laborious surgical and administrative path he has to endure to become the person he is inside.
In answer to the admonishments of these "crows" - half-ghosts half-scarecrows, who keep asking him to explain himself - Amer tries to make his voice heard in order to reclaim his dignity.
Coma bleu is a monologue by a sixty-year-old woman voicing her distress following explosions of heavy weapons in a military camp located in a working-class neighborhood in her native town.
It's full of agitation, a hodgepodge, a real mess: welcome to the exciting life of manic mother Brigitte Tornade, 35, with all its pettiness and good old-fashioned hassles!
The air preserves the memory of all the stories that human beings have told each other since the dawn of time.
Rape is one of the oldest. And one of the most current.
A series of ten phone calls from friends or family who are being a pain about something without letting you get a word in edgewise. Things that seem like nothing but are quite telling when you stop and think about it.
