Marie-Claire Schaeffer

After a nuclear disaster, children born in a bunker know nothing of the real world. A voice reveals the surface to them: the sea, trees, birds, war... Faced with images of the world above, their disbelief—"The surface? It doesn't exist!"—turns to agitation, then chaos: the group unwittingly reenacts the violence of a past that had been hidden from them.

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Monique passed away in 1984. But she and her husband, Dr. Martinot, had made a pact: to have the first of them to die cryogenically frozen, pending the time when science might find a way to bring the dead back to life.

After a nuclear disaster, children born in a bunker know nothing of the real world. A voice reveals the surface to them: the sea, trees, birds, war... Faced with images of the world above, their disbelief—"The surface? It doesn't exist!"—turns to agitation, then chaos: the group unwittingly reenacts the violence of a past that had been hidden from them.

After a nuclear disaster, children born in a bunker know nothing of the real world. A voice reveals the surface to them: the sea, trees, birds, war... Faced with images of the world above, their disbelief—"The surface? It doesn't exist!"—turns to agitation, then chaos: the group unwittingly reenacts the violence of a past that had been hidden from them.

No synopsis available yet.

Monique passed away in 1984. But she and her husband, Dr. Martinot, had made a pact: to have the first of them to die cryogenically frozen, pending the time when science might find a way to bring the dead back to life.