Hunger is an anti-road movie in the sense of the tragedy of displacement and uprooting ; a character crushed by modernity allows his archaic traits to resurface. A choreographic, musical, “operatic” work, this project builds on the artistic explorations of Franck Vigroux, who here engages in a dialogue with bodies and songs drawn from the depths of ancient wisdom, embodied by radiant and spiritually alive characters as they traverse a world of strangeness and flashes of brilliance. Hunger is an invitation to a journey—a sort of initiation, in the sense of the rituals revealed to us by ethnologists and anthropologists. We embark on a path—or, more precisely, a journey—into sensation.