people don’t exist

At the age of 21, Christopher Knight, an employee of a telemonitoring company, decides on a whim to withdraw from the world. He sinks into the forest and abandons his car. He will live there as a hermit for 27 years, flying in bungalows of vacationers for food, piles to listen to the radio, and books. His arrest by the police in 2013 put an end to his voluntary loneliness and plunged him into a new world that he only knows theoretically, where people no longer know how to live without a cell phone or the Internet.

The company à demain mon amour seizes this real news item to create a show intended for adolescents and broadcast in schools. To do this, they order the author Claire Barrabès so that she can produce text for an actor, models of landscapes and miniature interiors and CCTV cameras.