Each poem is barely a minute long.
Fred declaims: "My old obsession and my new fervor, you quiver in me for a new desire..." Lara reads with a singsong accent: "A soul exposed to the sun very close to the threatening sea..." Jean asks: "Is it true that in a place beyond death someone loves us and awaits us just as we are…” Pure Houellebecq.
Filmed in their bedroom, on their sofa or on a beach, a group of friends recites poems by Michel Houellebecq.
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Grumpy old folks preferring the prose of the writer of ordinary suffering to prozac?
No, young enthusiasts who find in “Michel” an antidote to gloom.
On the initiative of this circle of reappearing poets: Victorien Bornéat, Parisian thirty-something and Houellebecquien who created the podcast
Houellebecq Forever
broadcasting the short readings of his friends.
“In college, I was not a fan of poetry, but there, it was enough for me to read two verses to be floored…
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