At the heart of the intrigue, a man, both narrator, accomplice, and witness to the story.

I think of the pyramids of Egypt in the old epics we watched with my father. Thousands of slaves climbing wooden scaffolding.

Prepare, pack, deliver, always faster, in impossible rhythms to maintain. This is the social violence in which hundreds of thousands of workers navigate each day so that we, consumers, are delivered faster and faster.

In this one-man show inspired by true events, Aurélien Labruyère and Jean-Baptiste Delcourt immerse us in the hell of a multinational resembling a contemporary epic. A political, social, and civic theater.

Christian, an activist for the revolutionary cause, wants to lead the fight from within and gets hired by the retail giant. Just as he is close to getting a promotion, his strategy is uncovered, and he is fired on the spot. A legal battle then ensues to expose the abusive practices of the group and bring the company to court.