A powerful and poetical text on a woman looking for her daughter in Paris the night of the Bataclan terrorist attack.

Rien n’est su is a serious, luminous story, filled with the love between a mother and her daughter. What to do when the world collapses and life remains? Sabine Garrigues tells the story of the irruption of violence in her life, the brutality of death, the lack. The words, emancipated from capital letters and all punctuation, tell of the unbearable absence, but also of the beauty of a world that understands emptiness and pain: “death feeds life / before I didn’t know it / now I do”.