A documentary tracking a toilet seat's journey down the Seine as a metaphor for human excess.
A toilet seat is thrown into the Seine, beginning an unstoppable journey down the river. The object enters the current and starts drifting through Paris.
The drifting object encounters two bin collectors, marking the first human interaction along the route. The river carries it steadily downstream.
A couple in crisis and three fishing-obsessed children cross its path. The object mirrors their personal struggles and youthful curiosity.
The journey concludes at the sea, serving as a metaphor for human excess and environmental impact. The object finally reaches the ocean.
A discarded toilet seat is thrown into the river, drifting through La Seine from paris to le havre, two bin collectors, a couple in crisis and three children passionate about fishing magnet will cross its path. no one can stop it and no one can remain unscathed by it. it ends its journey in the sea like so many of our excesses.
Fanny Chesnel
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