
FAST, or how can we reclaim our desires in a consumer society? "I used to take three minutes to get dressed. Now I spend three minutes just choosing my socks." When Didier Poiteaux begins researching fast fashion, he has no idea of the mechanism he is about to uncover. Fast fashion is a mode of production within the textile industry, born out of capitalism, that aims to produce ever more at ever lower prices. Paradoxically, the deeper Didier delves into the industry and its devastating consequences, the more pleasure he takes in caring about his appearance... Following Suzy & Franck and Un silence ordinaire, Didier and his long-time collaborator Olivier Lenel offer a playful and non-judgemental reflection on one of the most polluting industries on the planet. Together on stage and in dialogue with the audience, they seek to understand how our economic model influences our desires and creates new needs. Blending a personal journey, documentary research and moving testimonies, FAST questions the way we consume and explores how our desire to present ourselves to the world can coexist with caring for that world and for those who inhabit it.
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