Description

Anatole's little saucepan is a pure little moment of poetry and tenderness, full of humor.<div> Anatole always drags his little red saucepan behind him. It gets stuck everywhere and prevents him from moving forward and doing what he wants. One day, he's had enough. He decides to hide. But fortunately, things aren't that simple... Anatole and his saucepan represent, above all, another way of being in the world, of seeing it, observing it, and moving through it.</div><div> The Marizibill company has taken Isabelle Carrier's children's book and created a poetic production with a minimalist set. The puppets, resembling little cuddly toys, bring the story to life and gently and humorously draw us into the adventures of Anatole and his little saucepan. A sensitive adaptation that delicately and subtly explores themes of difference and self-acceptance.</div><div></div>