Cassandre

A city. A river. A factory. A forest. A woman draws water. She discovers a problem. She is asked for proof. She brings it. People look away. She insists. She is criticized for her tone. She screams. The city remains deaf. Her name is Cassandre. Their names are all Cassandre. Tonight, there are three of them. Three times the same city, three times the same water, three ways of opening one's mouth. The first believes they don't know. The second discovers they know. The third searches for what to do when everyone knows. While under water, something continues to grow. CASSANDRE is a contemporary mythology about the courage of those who sound the alarm and whom people refuse to hear. Even if it means losing everything.