«Writing Life – Annie Ernaux Told by High School Students», or How the Narratives of a Nobel Prize Allow Today's Young People to Question Their Relationship to the World
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Claire Simon signs with a "Writing Life – Annie Ernaux told by high school students" a documentary that celebrates the cathartic power of literature Four years ago, half-surprise, Annie Ernaux received the Nobel Prize for Literature. A major recognition, finally, for a writer who has often been criticized for this "flat" writing that is at the heart of her approach. Since then, without surprise, Annie Ernaux has been even more studied in class t…
The filmmaker has filmed teenagers in French as they confront the writings of the Nobel Prize for Literature, in metropolitan France and Guyana.
In a beautiful documentary, the filmmaker interviews high school students after reading the Nobel in Literature, and makes her stories resonate with the connected existences of the younger generation.
By studying books by Annie Ernals with their teachers, high school girls and high school students speak out. An intense, exciting documentary.
In her latest documentary, Claire Simon filmes high school students discovering Annie Ernaux. How does Nobel Prize writing resonate with their lives? A captivating dive into an intimate, universal and more current work than ever before.
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