Three characters, with a tendency to make themselves suffer and sabotage their lives,
decide to live together in a house: – A man who is only interested in
girls who might hurt him. – A horsewoman who says she loves
only the most dangerous horses. – A man who seeks to write but
who is never satisfied and destroys what he invents. Between them, a friendship develops
knot and their house becomes the shelter that protects them from the madness of the world
exterior. With The Naked House, Marion Fayolle brings three existences to life
marginalized, who, despite their profound differences, seek together to better
to know and understand each other through games and daily relationships
their shared accommodation. The Naked House questions us about the pain we inflict on ourselves
to oneself, on the beauty of melancholy, the attraction to abysses and the
fear of being alone.
