The Friday, January 21, 2011 at 18:00 CIPM
6:00 p.m.
Projection A love song
25 min., 1950
A film by Jean Genet
7:00 p.m.
talk about poetry and the implementation of Jean Genet with
René De Ceccatty , Albert Dichy , Leila Shahid
moderator
Didier Morin
Free admission - bookings [04 91 91 26 45]
Yes, of course, we say, and probably rightly, that whatever fuss, all these celebrations around the centenary the birth of Jean Genet's still a way to academisation the thief, the author of Condemned to death would have hated these tributes were held everywhere, at the Odeon, the Sorbonne, at the Ecole Normale Superieure, New York, Berlin, Vienna, Tangiers, Larache and into the villages of Morvan - and now Marseille which he knew so well the streets and police and he was host to the prison at Fort Saint-Nicolas. And we will also tell all the evil he would surely have thought of this bunch of books (fourteen in 2010), these reviews, these movies, these radio broadcasts, these debates sift through his work and his life . And finally one wonders if the glory of Genet's not his tomb.
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Dichy Albert, in '' 'Cahier du Refuge' '' 196, January 2011
I was fortunate to know and Genet to accompany a slice of his life, the past ten years. I was, in spite of myself, witnessed the genesis of the last two major texts that he left us, Four Hours in Shatila (1982) and Prisoner of Love (1986). The first acting, in my personal opinion, as a prologue to the second, a magnificent text published after his death and continues until today, to divert the criticism does not know where to classify it in the work of this great poet What Genet.
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Leila Shahid, in '' 'Cahier du Refuge' '' 196, January 2011
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