Short yet interesting look at Camus
Camus is a drama based upon a biography of famed French author and philosopher Albert Camus. The movie covers not only his writings but politics, and the women in his life. It presents him as a complicated man. He constantly cheated on his wife. He questioned his writing and was deeply offended by criticism. He was wrapped up in the Algerian war for independence as he was born and raised there.<br /><br />First there’s Camus’ writing. It shows him as a deeply frustrated writer. He went years without releasing anything. In one scene he said he wasn’t a writer anymore because he wasn’t inspired by anything. He took criticism personally. At one point he comes out with a new book and Jean Paul-Satre savages him which throws Camus into a rage. He wins the Nobel Prize for Literature and says he won’t accept it because he wasn’t worthy. The movie portrays him as a man who was never happy and often angry at himself.<br /><br />Algeria is another issue. The war for independence had begun and he was worried about his mother who still lived there as well as France’s stance. He was afraid of the hatred and radicalization that was happening on the both the French and Algerian sides. He spoke against terror and terrorism. At the same time he didn’t believe Algeria should become its own country. Again he was a complicated man and not one that could easily be pigeonholed.<br /><br />In terms of women things start with his mom. He brags about how his mother brought him up with class consciousness and there was a dignity in not having a lot. His wife on the other hand had a mental breakdown because he cheated on her. She loved him so much and stood up for his work and he repaid her by going from one woman to another. Camus was a renowned thinker but his libido ran a large part of his life. His ideas about humanity were obviously separate from how he would treat his own wife.<br /><br />Overall this is a short yet interesting look at Camus.
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 {"Audio languages": ["Fran\u00e7ais"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Laurent Jaoui"], "Producers": ["Quentin Raspail"], "Starring": ["Stephane Freiss", "Anouk Grinberg", "Gaelle Bona"], "Studio": ["Syndicado"]}

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