Orgueilleuse

A small hamlet in the Nièvre, cut off from the rest of the world. The testimonies of three women, three neighbours, three friends who, they say, “don’t have much to tell”. And yet they open up, discreetly and modestly.

These fates that might be considered ordinary will find here a space for emancipation through performance. And what if Christiane hadn’t fancied chips on the evening of the dance? And what if Eugénie hadn’t skipped a year at primary school?

And what if Béatrice hadn’t gone to work on the day a stranger’s car broke down outside her house? In this story, Ève Pereur captures the fragile beauty of life’s chance events.

” With this quotation, Edward Lorenz, a meteorologist, explains that by altering a few variables by the smallest amount, chaotic behaviour can emerge. This is the butterfly effect. Booking for reduced-mobility visitors: 04 93 13 19 00