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Et d'un ventre pleure une montagne Adeline Picault | | | | Stéphanie has just got herself pregnant by the bouncer in the cloakroom of a discotheque. She had needed to talk to someone and feel some human warmth after getting off her job at a little ski resort that night. With no news from the man, who had been so sweet, and not knowing what to do, she goes back to see him. He kindly asks her not to bother him in future.
In her belly a mountain weeps.
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| ‘‘The playwright has a magic touch for writing lines that are implicit, creating a hyperrealist context in which the reader has plenty of time to visualize the sets and situations. The words are so intense and powerful that the characters automatically come to life the minute they appear. The writing is unrelenting. The characters are unaffected people who just experience their emotions rather than pondering over them. They are born pure and become tarnished as the story develops. Knowing whether or not the heroine has an abortion is of no importance. What’s important is each spectator’s interpretation. And that’s where you can really sense the playwright’s talent.’’
Entr’Actes reading committee
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| First aired on France Inter in June 2007, directed by Etienne Vallès. |
| Characters : 4 women - 1 men -
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