“Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in long-shot.”

There is a stage in the afterlife at the end of the blood and despair, madness and resentment. On this stage devoid of an audience and cheers, Saleté performs “The Past” as directed by the Clown.

It is to find the reason for her death. It is to return to the world of the living once more.

The prepared play is one of contempt and derision, where struggle and humiliation are inevitable. Behold, this is the comedy of Saleté.