Ciné-Club Online Discussion: A tous ceux qui ne me lisent pas

Wednesday, March 24, 2021 From 6:00 PM To 6:40 PM Add to Calendar 2021-03-24 18:00:00 2021-03-24 18:40:00 Ciné-Club Online Discussion: A tous ceux qui ne me lisent pas For le Mois de la francophonie we are working on a partnership with La Déléguation du Québec to offer you the unique opportunity to watch a movie which will be available only for you! Join Barbara for an online discussion after you watch - at your leisure - A tous ceux qui ne me lisent pas. Online Activity via Zoom America/New_York

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For le Mois de la francophonie we are working on a partnership with La Déléguation du Québec to offer you the unique opportunity to watch a movie which will be available only for you!

A tous ceux qui ne me lisent pas is the story of a contemporary poet who is fighting not to have his books end up forgotten on dusty shelves. Freely inspired by the life and work of Quebec poet Yves Boisvert (1950-2012).

Join Barbara for an online discussion after you watch - at your leisure - A tous ceux qui ne me lisent pas.

The movie will be available during 72h from Sunday, March 21th at 12pm to Wednesday, March 24th at 11.59am. You will receive an email with the link and the code on Sunday, March 21th at noon. If you register after March 21th but before March 24th you will receive the link a few hours after you register.

Discussion in French.

Please make sure that the email address entered in your account is correct. We will send you a link to be able to participate in that activity on the Zoom platform.

Free. Any Donation is greatly appreciated.

General Admission

Synopsis

All his life, Yves dedicated himself to poetry, carrying his suitcase to any couch that would welcome him. When he storms into Dyane's life, a graphic designer who falls for his charms, her son Marc immediately disapproves of this eccentric stranger in his mother's bed. But the studious teenager soon finds Yves' rebel ways contagious and begins to explore his own artistic side. Meanwhile, the poet feels increasingly trapped in his new life and decides to sabotage everything in a great outburst. Now alone at the end of the world, he realizes his words no longer mean anything.