Comment passer de l'écrit à l'image ?
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La traduction d’un livre en film est-elle toujours fidèle à l’esprit de l’auteur? Les images racontent-elles les mêmes choses que les grandes descriptions? Un film a-t-il 3 morts et 3 vies comme le décrit Robert Bresson: il vit dans l’esprit de l’auteur, meurt une 1ère fois dans le scénario, revit par la magie du tournage, meurt à nouveau sur la pellicule, revit au montage et meurt une dernière fois à la diffusion…
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