omg, I'm getting chills just reading about this play 
it's like, so raw and honest, you know? the way they're tackling that dark side of Marseille is not easy to watch, but it's exactly what needs to be said 
Aurier's approach to documenting trauma through her play is genius – I love how she's weaving together multiple narratives to show us the chaos and solidarity. it's like a mirror held up to our own society's flaws 
and that ending... *chef's kiss*... it's like, you're left feeling all these emotions and questioning everything 
anyway, kudos to Aurier for creating something so powerful – I'm definitely adding '65 Rue d'Aubagne to my watchlist ASAP 
it's like, so raw and honest, you know? the way they're tackling that dark side of Marseille is not easy to watch, but it's exactly what needs to be said Aurier's approach to documenting trauma through her play is genius – I love how she's weaving together multiple narratives to show us the chaos and solidarity. it's like a mirror held up to our own society's flaws and that ending... *chef's kiss*... it's like, you're left feeling all these emotions and questioning everything anyway, kudos to Aurier for creating something so powerful – I'm definitely adding '65 Rue d'Aubagne to my watchlist ASAP