Antigone is 2,000 years old and still defies the established order by burying her brother: an act of rebellion against political authority, yet an act of allegiance to the gods... Françoise Boillat plays Antigone, performing in front of seven "remarkable trees" once a month. The myth takes on a particular resonance: the trees become silent witnesses to the human struggles between law, nature, and freedom.

These centuries-old trees offer a powerful echo of the courage of a woman who dares to question justice, submission, defiance, and the weight of our heritage.