Objectif Burnout

There is nothing like a trait of the human soul pushed to the extreme to make you laugh. In the atmosphere of a TV set from the 70s and 80s where tempers flare, Objectif Burnout takes an amused and provocative look at today's world. "I deserve. I deserve. Deserve. Deserve. I work more and I deserve more. More and more." Based on the writings of Hannah Arendt (The Human Condition) and Alexandra Badea (Burnout), the contrechamp company calls upon humor to fuel a reflection on the relationship to work. Indifferent to others, as soon as he views his daily life through the prism of usefulness and immediate personal happiness, today's man makes up a society of a crowd of individuals with no real connection... But, in these conditions, is the breaking point not inevitable?

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