"A man restrains himself": A story of origins.
In search of a father he never knew, Albert Camus returns to Algérie, as the country is torn apart by terrible violence, and questions his mother, his old schoolteacher, and a settler. His quest for his origins then expands to encompass his own Algerian identity. Camus's nuanced position on Algérie is a lesson in humanity that we need to hear now more than ever. Production: Reine Blanche Productions TEXT: Élisabeth + Jean-Philippe Bouchaud, freely adapted from Albert Camus's novel Le premier homme DIRECTION: Benoit GirosPERFORMANCE=Jean Alibert + Élisabeth Bouchaud + Emmanuel Dechartre + Félicien Juttner SET DESIGN: Luca Antonucci LIGHTING DESIGN: Philippe Sazerat VIDEO DESIGN: Thomas Bouvet SOUND DESIGN: Madame Miniature COSTUMES: Sarah Leterrier
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