Every day, an old woman with a bent back crosses this African village. Who would think that this shrunken figure was once the best dancer of all? At each event, Petite Lune, daughter of the tam-tam drummer and the village singer, knew how to make her body speak magnificently. It can no longer dance today, but her dancer's heart has not stopped skipping: every day, the old woman goes to bring grain to the birds so that they dance in her garden... Carried by Fred Sochard's images overflowing with energy, this album is a tribute to the simple art that transforms everyday life and to the communicative joy of dance. And a moving look at this time of old age that offers much more than what it shows.