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Noire pointée Violaine Schwartz et Quentin Schoëvaërt | | DR |
| | | ‘‘BLIND ELDERLY WOMAN SEEKS PERSON WITH FINE LITERARY SENSIBILITY FOR READING SESSIONS AT HOME. WELL PAID’’ Georges Marty jumps at the chance, and why not? Starting from scratch, dropping the piano and his grand ambitions, there’ll be no more of this going around in circles. I’m taking the plunge! –You’ve come for the classified ad? Please follow me.
A suffocating old house.
With stale air.
A tunnel-like corridor.
Music!
You think you’re getting away from something and you fall right back into it.
A spiderish old woman.
As the (dearly paid) reading sessions progress, from Thomas Bernhard and Nietzsche to Seneca, literature tightens its noose, and the old lady her grip.
A pianist like a little fly.
Is blindness a contagious disease?
And who’s the blind one in the end?
And what does Agathe, her very circumspect caretaker, think?
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| First aired on France Culture in Fictions Drôles de drames, February 25, 2006 at 8 pm.
Directed by: Michel Sidoroff. Sound effects: Bertrand Amiel. Cast: Edith Scob, Marc-Henri Boisse, Jean-Pierre Moreux, Violaine Schwartz, Catherine Artigala, Myren Astrée, Jérôme Chappatte, Jana Bittnerova, Jean-Louis Caillard.
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| Characters : 2 women - 1 men -
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