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Co-directed by Anne Kühn and Jean-Baptiste Erreca, the documentary reveals Bernard Lenoir in an unprecedented way, leading him to open up, among other things, about love, death, freedom, and childhood, but also about music and its industry, with touching lucidity, between self-deprecation and embraced melancholy.
The film's aesthetic, "radiovisual", blending visual metaphors, intimate monologues, and audio archives, is underpinned by the desire to grasp what inspired such a powerful, for some unfailing, attachment from listeners to this man and this voice, an attachment extending beyond mere passion for music.
The original soundtrack, true to the tone of the broadcasts, is composed by Lou Geille and Pascal Bouaziz (Mendelson) and accompanies an exceptional musical selection.
The film screening will be followed by a Q&A between the two co-directors and the audience.
Film duration: 52 mn
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DOCUMENTAIRES | JeanBaptisteErreca2
; Credits: ©Catherine Rouziès (photo) Valérie Besser (graphic design)