The choreographic writing, both expressive and taut, leads the performers through an intense physical journey, to the point of exhaustion. Through repetition, confrontation, withdrawal, but also collective momentum, the bodies express what words leave unspoken: the muted violence, but also the possibility of mutual support, transformation, and resilience.

Gradually, the stage space opens up like a territory of negotiation, a place of acceptance of oneself and of others. Dance becomes a mirror — sometimes distorted, sometimes revealing — in which young people can see themselves, question, and begin a process of personal transformation.