Soufflé au Chocolat

This film is an invitation to join to life's music. The characters will be joining. Brute reality will testify to the rhythm. A struggling father leads the way but the viewer is offered the liberty of constituting a story as she wishes. But, a story is optional. The poetic nature of the invitation fights the urge to make sense but instead let sense. Universal statements of music enhances the speech by replacing it. Strict plots that would imprison the creativity are denied by liberating thought from strict rationality. However, a sick child, a father and a mysterious old man will provide all the elements to get the motion going. —Anonymous