Guest Culture - François Ozon Succeeds the Impossible: Adapt to the Cinema «L'étranger» by Albert Camus

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The enigmatic Meursault, the burning sun of Algiers and the murder of an "Arab"... The unclassifiable French filmmaker adapts a classic of our literary heritage published in 1942 and signs one of the most powerful and disturbing films of the year.

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Benjamin Voisin finds the fascinating dimension of the enigmatic hero created by Albert Camus

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True to the spirit of the book, the French director's film with Benjamin Voisin transposes the story to the screen with today's eyes.

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The first sentence of this novel immediately imposed it as a classic: "Today, Mom is dead." You may have recognized L'Étranger, Albert Camus' first novel published in 1942. This novel,...

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This Wednesday, comes out the beautiful adaptation of Camus signed by the director of "Grâce à Dieu". With a formidable Benjamin Voisin in the role of Meursault. ...

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François Ozon revisits Camus' masterpiece in a clean and solar adaptation, carried by Benjamin Voisin. Between silence, guilt and inner truth, a film of great clarity where the absurd becomes sensitive experience, almost spiritual.