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Albert Camus
When, two years ago, Bernard Rapp asked me to make a film about Camus for his Un siècle d'écrivains series, I didn't hesitate for a moment. I'd long pondered the approach I would take to pay off the debt I had towards a man who was a protective elder before considering me a friend, and whom I admired even before he became a mentor. (...) There is virtually no country today where his work has not been translated, and the young people of many nations consider him not as a intellectual guide but as a role model in whom they recognized their own instincts, preoccupations and problems. I lived moments of intense happiness with Camus. I saw how, more than others, he paid the price. And in the end, I think that, if I insisted on being present in this film, it was probably to stress how much, with Camus, the quest for happiness was inseparable from the tragedy of his life. Jean Daniel
France - 1999 - 52 mn - Betacam SP - Colour
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