
Mon dîner avec André
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Narrated by:
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Claude Guyonnet
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Christine Nissim
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Fançois Clavier
About this listen
Quand ils se quittent, Wally, qui était venu en métro, décide de prendre un taxi pour rentrer chez lui et raconter à Debbie, sa compagne, son dîner avec André. Ce dîner étrange, où le doute, la désillusion et l'amitié sont au menu, va servir de cadre à la plus humaine des interrogations sur l'artiste et la place de l'art dans nos sociétés modernes.
Traduit et adapté par : René Fix. Création en France d'après le scénario du film de Louis Malle. Mise en scène : Gerold Schumann. Musique et bande son : Bruno Bianchi Scénographie : Pascale Stih. Lumière : Uwe Backhaus. Régie : Daniel Solis.
Avec :
- André Grégory : Fançois Clavier ;
- Wallace Shawn : Claude Guyonnet ;
- Maître d'hôtel : Christine Nissim.
>> Cet enregistrement original vous est proposé en exclusivité par Audible et est uniquement disponible en téléchargement.©2005 Editions L'Harmattan. Traduction de René Fix (P)2005 Editions L'Harmattan
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The two main actors is good, but the audio engineering is bad on all fronts. It sounds very much like when CNN speaks to someone via Skype - like when they record someone by putting a microphone in front of a computer speaker. The sound effects are amateurish and the extra - a waitress who appears occasionally - gives new meaning to the word "wooden."
A good idea with good performances that is brought down by poor production. All these problems present distractions that prevent you from getting immersed in the experience. And that immersion is the real genius behind the original.
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