PODCAST:Le réalisateur français Arthur Harari nous raconte l’aventure du soldat Onoda

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La vie d'un homme est courte, mais son nom ne s'oublie jamais (Citation Japonaise) Né à Paris en 1981, le réalisateur français Arthur Harari a réalisé plusieurs courts et moyens métrages remarqués dans un grand nombre de festivals. En 2017, son premier film Diamant Noir, nommé deux fois aux César, reçoit celui du Meilleur espoir masculin pour Niels Schneider. En 2021, son nouveau film Onoda est présenté en ouverture de la section Un Certain Regard au Festival de Cannes. SYNOPSIS : Fin 1944. Le Japon est en train de perdre la guerre. Sur ordre du mystérieux Major Taniguchi, le jeune Hiroo Onoda est envoyé sur une île des Philippines juste avant le débarquement américain. La poignée de soldats qu'il entraîne dans la jungle découvre bientôt la doctrine inconnue qui va les lier à cet homme : la Guerre Secrète. Pour l'Empire, la guerre est sur le point de finir. Pour Onoda, elle s'achèvera 10 000 nuits plus tard.

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