Description

Between her pre-teen daughter and her fridge, a woman revisits 12 years of bulimia. A candid, funny, and necessary account.<p> Victoire suffered from bulimia and vomiting from the age of 18 to 30. She was nicknamed "the dairy cow".</p><p> That was a long time ago, and today, Victoire is a woman comfortable in her own skin. But the past resurfaces... Because Léa, her pre-teen daughter, is questioning her femininity and her relationship to the world between Nintendo Switch games and the playground.</p><p> So, to prevent history from repeating itself, Victoire has no choice: she must recount her years of suffering and her long road to recovery. Because to get rid of her number one enemy, bulimia, she tried everything – absolutely everything!</p><p> On stage, an old Miele refrigerator hums. Or perhaps it's the electronic musician, who transcribes moods and plays with different eras. With the audience as accomplices, the two actresses – the narrator and her partner, who whimsically embodies all the characters in this chaotic tale of lost love – confer, confide in each other, and confront one another.</p><p> Without any filter, but with a good dose of self-deprecation.</p><p> Because, as everyone knows: dairy cows have beautiful eyes... But they're not afraid to speak their minds!</p>