Jean-Jacques D'Alins
Jean-Jacques D'Alins
À Étampes, une jeune fille de dix ans, Nicole, descend du car devant l’église. Sous le soleil couchant, son regard brille d’une innocence troublante.
In the heart of a desolate landscape, a solitary panther paces its cage, its gaze piercing the darkness. Its sleek, black form is a symbol of both beauty and danger, a creature both feared and revered. As the night wears on, the panther's thoughts turn inward, reflecting on its past and its dreams of freedom. Through its eyes, we witness the complexities of existence, the longing for connection, and the indomitable spirit that resides within even the most captive of souls.