Les Ephémères Ariane Mnouchkine amp Théâtre du Soleil DVD collector trailer

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Having treated in Le Dernier Caravansérail one of the most significant problems of the time in which we live, namely that of exile, immigration and the journeys of ‘migratory people’, the Soleil advances into the territory of the intimate, the familial, evoking a country closer to home, France, and sweeping over four generations, the same four generations of which the company is made up, if we include the young children who too perform in this new piece. Discover on DVD (Collector's Edition) ! • Check out on Amazon : http://geni.us/Zpyi • Learn more on website : http://geni.us/4hHBD • Subscribe to BelAir Classiques : http://bit.ly/2g1aCPA • Follow on Facebook : http://bit.ly/BelAirFacebook • Follow on Twitter : http://bit.ly/TwitterBelAir • Follow on Instagram : http://bit.ly/InstaBelAir • Les Ephémères does in fact dialogue with Caravansérail, developing certain themes which arose in the huge epic on refugees – such as the precious and simple moments of their life of before, which exile forever separates them from, or broken love stories – when intimate pierced epic through the refugees’ own narrative as transmitted by the recorded voices of witnesses. • In this way Les Ephémères is a sort of ritual of collective evocation of that which has intimately woven the present life of each individual. The Théâtre du Soleil here tries out a new and urgent commitment: to re-centre focus on the ordinary man or woman, the little grain of sand whom globalisation exiles far from him or herself, attempting to understand him, without the veils of egoistic narcissism, or of vast problems and ideologies. Where do we come from? Who are we? In a time of rapid turnover, where amnesia is one of the ingredients of modern life, the quest for the essential link which connects the individual to the world is without a doubt a necessary political act. This makes Soleil’s most recent piece, seemingly so far from strong political standpoints, in fact a coda to the company’s entire repertoire. • ******************************************************************** • A play by the Théâtre du Soleil • Based on a suggestion by Ariane Mnouchkine • Filmed by Bernard Zitzermann • Music by Jean-Jacques Lemêtre • Produced by François Duplat

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