A group of strangers gathers in a public library to participate in a book club. As so many other moments in the history of humanity, books are considered dangerous and are prohibited. The resistance, of which this group is a part of, is armed with an invisible weapon: learning books by heart. They use memory and the ability to know by heart as a tool in the face of the threat of the disappearance of books and literature.
How can literature fight against the polarised narratives that plague the world we live in? Based on Ray Bradbury's novel Fahrenheit 451, Burn Burn Burn tells us about the erasure of history and the annihilation of critical thinking. As a starting point for recurring and cyclical phenomena in the history of Humanity, this show aims to reflect on the distracting maneuvers of extremism to brutalise and polarise society.
