Judith Godrèche: Her Daughter Tess "Very Proud" of Her Latest Project with Her Mother, She Confides
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Judith Godrèche adapts the story of Annie Ernaux. Meeting with Tess Barthélémy, a young free woman. ...
A personal adaptation of the eponymous sentimental education novel (Gallimard, 2016) by Annie Ernaux, adorned by her author, Nobel Prize in Literature.
Tess Barthélémy is on the poster of Memoir de fille, the latest film directed by Judith Godrèche and adapted from the autobiographical account by Annie Ernaux, which is released this Wednesday, September 30th. In the columns of the Parisian, the 21-year-old actress was entrusted with this experience under the direction of her mother.
Judith Godrèche carries on the screen "Girl's Memory", a novel by Annie Ernaux returning to this summer 1958 where she faced a world other than hers, while knowing a first intimate traumatic relationship with a man.
"Neither submission nor consent, only the erasure of the real." These words are those of Annie Ernaux in her autobiographical book "Mémoire de fille", published in 2016 by Gallimard. Over the pages, the Nobel Prize for Literature refers us to this book... Read more about Elle.fr
The actress has put in images the story of Annie Ernaux about the rape she suffered in 1958. An adaptation that is dispersing but in which Tess Barthélémy draws his pin from the game. In theatre this Wednesday 30 September.
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