WIN-WIN
A corporate convention is, in effect, a show in disguise. It contains all the hallmarks of a comedy performance: a script, people standing on a stage, and an audience seated to watch them. And, like any form of entertainment, it is ripe for parody. "Win-Win" ("Gagnant-gagnant") is a festival of such moments, where nothing is off-limits: verbal gaffes, technical glitches, public meltdowns, live resignations, ill-timed union interventions, and more. As the speeches unfold, they gradually weave a coherent narrative, transforming the event into genuine theater. Ultimately, it is a show that borders on the burlesque.
"Gilles Dyrek deserves the Legion of Honor. This is exactly what we look for in theater: seeing ourselves through the eyes of another, exposing our own flaws and affectations—something he does with incredible talent. It is the work of a moralist, a sociologist, and a vital critic; in short, it is the kind of work that any comedian worth their salt ought to be doing." — FIGAROSCOPE
