The cultural association of Lisula, Arte Libri, invited for Cinelibri, Romane Bohringer to present "Tell her that I love her", free and deeply personal adaptation of the book of Clementine Autain. Between fiction, documentary and intimate archives, the director delivers an upsetting work on the wounds of childhood, resilience and transmission, of which she came to share the genesis with the balanin public. At the origin of this meeting, Mimi All…
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The cultural association of Lisula, Arte Libri, invited for Cinelibri, Romane Bohringer to present "Tell her that I love her", free and deeply personal adaptation of the book of Clementine Autain. Between fiction, documentary and intimate archives, the director delivers an upsetting work on the wounds of childhood, resilience and transmission, of which she came to share the genesis with the balanin public. At the origin of this meeting, Mimi All…