Molière Award for Best Play
A tug of war between reality and illusion that looks at enduring familial bonds
 
As her elderly father gradually loses his ability to be independent, Anne moves him in to live with her and her boyfriend, tending to daily necessities. Her father, suffering from Alzheimer's disease, vacillates between humorous disposition and state of confusion. "Reality" gradually dissolves in his mind, creating many problems between parent and child. Shouldering filial love and her responsibility to family, Anne is under tremendous pressure. She is forced to make an "appropriate" decision. Her father struggles hard for survival, but will he be able to decide his own fate?