Institut National Supérieur des Arts du spectacle et des techniques de diffusion
Chacun sa nuit traverse
Mille et son père ont pour habitude de se raconter leurs rêves le matin. Cette nuit, Mille n'a pas rêvé, elle n'a même pas dormi. Elle l'invite à la rejoindre sous l’arbre du jardin la nuit suivante. Il n'y sera pas. Bientôt on ne parle plus de la nuit.
Mille and her father usually tell each other about their dreams in the morning. Last night, Mille didn’t dream; she didn’t even sleep. She asks him to meet her under the tree in the garden the following night. He won’t be there. Soon, there is no more talk of the night.
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