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Marseille, end of the years 60. In the bubbling and the beginnings of May 68, Pierre and his comrades meet Emma Lefèbvre, their new French teacher. Brilliant, passionate, resolutely progressive, she transmits to her students a taste for freedom and emancipation. At the heart of the student revolt and the barricades, a passionate idyll flares up between Emma and Pierre. But in a society full of morals and proprieties, this relationship defying the established order arouses indignation. Exposed to justice, their story falls into an implacable judicial and family cycle. How far can love resist the forbidden?
Carried by an eclectic music sublimated by the inevitable eponymous masterpiece of Charles Aznavour and freely inspired by a real fact that has moved the whole of France, Mourir d'Aimer brings together on stage 16 artists at the service of a moving drama where love defies censorship, confinement and the judgment of men.