Between 1870 and 1999, a mansion defies the passage of time. It's ghostly inhabitants will protect or destroy each new owner depending upon their intent. "Don't Touch Anything" is a macabre tale, reminiscent of Poe or Hitchcock. One of Bezian's best.

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It can be dangerous to make a promise... Especially when you know you can't keep it. Bordeaux, between 1870 and 1999. A private mansion defies the passing of time. The secret it holds protects it from the madness of men and their greed. "Don't touch anything" is the imperative condition for (sur)viving in this still-inhabited place. Threat or prayer? It all depends on the new owner. Depending on his intentions, the house will kill him or protect him. A macabre farce for some, a sacred will for others... Anything but a simple whim! Bézian's razor-sharp drawing combines with Simsolo's narrative talent to craft a captivating story, in the wake of Hitchcock and Edgar Allan Poe. Hypnotized by the fixed gazes of this too-alive—or not-dead-enough—couple, we wander cautiously through the floors... Suddenly, a shrill silence gnaws at our nerves...