Dominique Abel and Fiona Gordon, a Belgian couple who once studied under French mime master Jacques Lecoux, have always been a very unique presence in the film industry. They are good at exaggerated body performances inherited from the great tradition of mime, and their style is often described as "poetic farce". This film is their latest work, telling the story of a former social activist who participated in a terrorist attack and planned to escape with his wife and friends many years later because of the revenge of the victims. This film injects black film elements into the previous dream comedy colors, with pessimism and nothingness in the joy, showing their increasing maturity in creation.