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A reinterpretation of the mythical Gone with the Wind through the lens of our contemporary perspective... Enlightening!<div> A best-selling American novel in 1936, this multi-Oscar-winning film was the first Technicolor blockbuster in history. Set during the Civil War, it follows Scarlett O'Hara, a heroine as endearing as she is selfish, but also a staunch racist and slave owner. The words are out! So, what to do with Scarlett? Turn a blind eye to this character's morality in the name of artistic genius? Consign her to the dustbin of history without mentioning the strength of character of this fighter who takes control of her life despite the tragedies?</div><div><br></div><div> In a deliciously corrosive whirlwind, the five actresses divide all the roles among themselves to demolish this supposedly unassailable monument. With period costumes and grandiose set design, they put this work on trial, a work the troupe has chosen to keep alive, sparing it no expense!</div><div><br></div><div> Off-site at Institution Jeanne d'Arc, 92700 Colombes</div>